|
Opel Omegasince 1993-1999 releaseRepair and operation of the car |
|
Opel Omega + 1. Maintenance instruction + 2. Maintenance - 3. Repair of engines + 3.1. SOHC engines of 2,0 liters + 3.2. DOHC engines of 2,0 liters - 3.3. 2,5 and 3,0 liters engines 3.3.1. Technical characteristics 3.3.2. Check of a compression 3.3.3. Top Dead Point (TDP) of the N1 piston 3.3.4. Covers of camshafts 3.3.5. Pulley of a bent shaft 3.3.6. Covers of a gas-distributing belt 3.3.7. Gas-distributing belt 3.3.8. Natyazhitel of a belt, asterisks and intermediate pulleys 3.3.9. Epiploons of camshafts 3.3.10. Camshafts and pushers 3.3.11. Head of cylinders 3.3.12. Oil pallet 3.3.13. Oil pump 3.3.14. Oil heater 3.3.15. Flywheel and drive plate 3.3.16. Epiploons of a bent shaft 3.3.17. Fastenings of the engine and transmission + 3.4. Partition of all petrol engines + 3.5. 2,0 liters diesel engine + 3.6. 2,5 liters diesel six-cylinder engine + 4. Heating system and ventilation + 5. Fuel, exhaust systems + 6. System of start of the engine + 7. System of ignition + 8. Coupling + 9. Transmissions + 10. Main transfer, half shafts + 11. Brake system + 12. Suspension bracket and steering + 13. Body + 14. Body electric equipment |
3.3.3. Top Dead Point (TDP) of the N1 piston
The highest point which is reached by the N1 piston at the time of a compression step is accepted to the top dead point. The N1 piston is located in a forward part of the right number of cylinders from a gas-distributing belt.
|
|