Cars of the VAZ-2112 family were produced with one of two 16-valve engines - 21124 and 21120. The displacement of these engines is different, and only one part called the “cylinder head” is used - it is designated by the numbers 2112-1003011. There are rumors that the cylinder head from the 21120 engine does not fit the 24th engine, but a reverse replacement is possible. However, there is only one article in the spare parts catalog, and it is suitable for two motors at once. Next we consider what actions to repair the VAZ-2112 cylinder head you can perform yourself. We will only talk about 16-valve engines.
An example of dismantling is shown in the video. Let's see.
Removal
1. Drain the coolant from the engine (see “Coolant - replacement”).
If disassembling the cylinder head is not required
(for example, to replace the cylinder head gasket), it should be removed as an assembly with the camshafts, bearing housing, fuel rail, oil pressure and camshaft position sensors.
4. Disconnect the upper mounting rod of the power unit from the cylinder head bracket (see “Upper mounting rod of engines 2112 and 21124 (16v)”).
13 mm socket wrench
Unscrew the three nuts securing the rod bracket.
6. Remove the bracket from the studs.
8. 10 mm
Unscrew the bolt securing the ground wire tip and disconnect it from the block head.
9. 13 mm
Unscrew the nut securing the tip of the negative terminal wire of the battery and remove the tip from the stud.
10. To avoid damaging the sensor connectors, disconnect the wires from the coolant temperature sensors of the engine management system (see “Coolant temperature sensor - check and replacement”) and from the temperature indicator (see “Coolant temperature sensor - check and replacement” ), as well as from the camshaft position sensor, if we remove the cylinder head assembly (see “Camshaft position sensor - check and replacement”).
13 mm socket wrench
Unscrew the two nuts securing the thermostat housing.
12. Remove the thermostat housing from the cylinder head studs and, without disconnecting the hoses, move it to the side.
13. Remove the sealing gasket.
10mm hex wrench
unscrew the ten bolts securing the head to the cylinder block in the specified sequence.
Sequence of loosening the head bolts
15. Remove the head from the cylinder block assembly.
. or with the camshafts removed.
16. Remove the cylinder head gasket.
17. In order not to lose it, we remove the two guide bushings from their seats in the cylinder block.
How to change the cylinder head gasket of a VAZ 2112 yourself?
Content:
When there is a leak in the place where the cylinder block connects to the cylinder head, it is often caused by a burnt gasket. In this case, it is necessary to replace the cylinder head gasket of the VAZ 2112 16 valves. which you can change with your own hands. The article contains detailed instructions on how to do this, and also includes a corresponding video.
When is it time to change?
The gasket serves to seal the connection between the head and the cylinder block. There are several types of it:
- Asbestos. The main advantage: minimal shrinkage and excellent recoverability.
- Metal. These are some of the most reliable and high-quality consumables.
New metal cylinder head gasket
- Non-asbestos. Used as repair kits. Main advantages: elasticity, heat resistance, elasticity.
- leakage of engine oil or antifreeze in the connection area;
- white steam present in the exhaust gases indicates that antifreeze has entered the cylinders;
- when exhaust gases enter the cooling system, foam appears at the neck of the expansion tank;
- the presence of oil stains in the coolant indicates a leak in the connection;
- the presence of a white coating on the oil dipstick indicates that there is antifreeze in the engine oil; this may be due to a damaged gasket.
The procedure for replacing the cylinder head gasket on a VAZ 2112 16 valves is indicated in the manual, but this is not the main reason. There are a number of signs that determine the need for replacement:
Installation
1. Wash the cylinder head from dirt and deposits with kerosene or diesel fuel.
2. Remove any remaining oil and coolant from the threaded holes of the cylinder block (under the cylinder head bolts).
3. We clean the mating surfaces of the head and cylinder block from the remains of the old gasket, and degrease the surfaces with a solvent.
Warning! Always use a new gasket when installing the cylinder head. Oil contact with the gasket surface is unacceptable.
4. Install the head guide bushings into the seats of the cylinder block. We place the gasket on the cylinder block, and the guide bushings should fit into the corresponding holes in the gasket.
5. Install the head on the cylinder block. By slightly moving the head from side to side, we ensure that the guide bushings fit into the corresponding recesses of the head.
Warning! Reuse of cylinder head bolts is only permitted if their length does not exceed 100 mm
6. Using a caliper or a bench ruler, measure the length of the bolts. Bolts longer than 100 mm are replaced.
7. Before installation, dip the threaded part of the bolts into engine oil and let the oil drain, waiting for about half an hour.
8. Install the head mounting bolts into the holes of the head. Using a torque wrench, tighten the head mounting bolts in three steps - first with a torque of 20 N m (2 kgf m), then turn the bolts by 90° and then turn the bolts again by 90°. In this case, we follow the order indicated in the photo.
Head bolt tightening sequence
When is replacement required?
The primary issue that concerns car owners is the frequency of replacing the element. Even if the unit is not disassembled, the seal has a certain service life.
In general, the lifespan of a gasket directly depends on the quality of the material used in its manufacture. Also, the frequency of replacement is affected by the intensity of use of the vehicle.
As we have already noted, replacement should be performed when disassembling the BC head, or when primary signs of wear appear.
Dismantling the cylinder head
First of all, to get to the cylinder head, you need to remove the cylinder head cover. For different 16-valve engines, this operation is different, and the cover part numbers also look different: 2112-1003260 (-10) and 21124-1003260.
Engine cover VAZ-21124 (1.6 l)
You will also need to remove the timing belt - there are no differences between different engines.
Let's look at how the exhaust manifold can be detached from the cylinder head. On engine 21120:
- Remove the exhaust pipe of the muffler: unscrew two nuts 1 (key “13”), remove the clamping bar, unscrew six nuts 2 (key “14”) and dismantle, not forgetting to turn off the oxygen sensor. The photo shows three of the six nuts.
Elements of the exhaust pipe
Everything important is under the screen
Now we will talk about engine 21124:
- Disable both oxygen sensors. We unscrew the three nuts securing the protective screen (with a 10mm wrench) and disassemble the bracket by unscrewing the four nuts with a 13mm wrench.
How to disassemble the mounting bracket
Operation with additional muffler
Here we believed that the VUT hose was disconnected from the intake module. Finally, the spark plugs are unscrewed on any of the engines (a “16” tubular wrench).
The tightening torques for the mounting screws are given in another text. In general, on VAZ-2112 hatchbacks, cylinder head repairs begin by replacing the “extended” screws with new ones. The length should be 95mm or less.
The order of unscrewing (left) and tightening the mounting screws
see also
Comments 19
To prevent the channels from clogging, you need to use Loctite and not ordinary sealants. And don’t smear it, but apply it from a spitz, let’s say, a 2mm sausage
Personally, I smeared it like this www.drive2.ru/l/6876946/, left the old plugs, and first applied a thin layer of gray sealant to them. So far everything is holding up great.
Did you drain the antifreeze to replace the pump? What material are the plugs made of? It’s confusing that the instructions don’t say a word about sealant, but everyone seems to use it
The antifreeze was drained. The plugs in the cylinder head, in my opinion, are made like oil seals, i.e. rubberized metal base. I applied sealant to ensure a reliable seal.
Do you need to lubricate the cover on the 8 valve?
I don’t know, but most likely the gaskets are bought there or cut from paranit.
Do you need to lubricate the cover on the 8 valve?
This kind of nonsense should only happen in 16th grade.
the one that “or” requires great care in operation and theoretically stops leakage from the oil lines. the other is simpler and made from the factory. I made it “simpler” using Reinz. plugs are used in other cases. I left the old plugs and put them again on the Reinz technology, you need to use Loctite, the main thing is moderation and not to snivel
“plugs are used in other cases.” what kind of plugs?
Are the plugs rubber or metal or rubberized metal?
According to the instructions, they seem to need to be pressed in like camshaft seals without any sealant. Probably won't be able to be pulled out with sealant later?
A spare part is called without indicating the material from which it is made, but only for its intended purpose. sealant will not hurt in the right amount. but whether to use it or not is a personal matter, and the “gags” are taken from your text
Shouldn't it be coated with anaerobic sealant?
Of course, I don’t know the exact properties of this miracle, but it seems like it shouldn’t harden upon contact with oxygen, i.e. oil channels should not be clogged
The question here is not the properties of the sealant, but the correct application. When the engine heats up and comes into contact with hot oil, it will in any case get into the oil and the narrow channels will still become clogged, even if not completely. He won't dissolve. Hot oil is not oxygen.
Anaerobic sealants and adhesives are a special class of acrylic adhesives, which are liquid compositions of varying viscosity that can be stored for a long time (≥1 year) in thin-walled oxygen-permeable polyethylene containers without changing their properties and cure at a temperature of 15 - 25 ° C in narrow metal gaps
(in pores, threaded, flanged and cylindrical connections) with the formation of a durable polymer layer.
those. judging by the definition, it will harden only in the gap between the metal. And judging by its properties, it hardens only upon contact with metal... “Contact of the initiating system with metal promotes the formation of active particles - radicals, which are responsible for the depletion of oxygen and the occurrence of the polymerization (hardening) process. Therefore, the metal is a necessary component due to which the anaerobic composition is transformed from a stable liquid state into a transparent solid polymer.”
those. it will not dry out in oil, everything will settle in the filter.
It's more likely that the oil pan will clog
theory is theory, but in practice it is a little different, it depends on the amount of sealant in the lubrication system - I found examples on the Internet with clogged oil channels in the head, smeared in the second way using anaerobic sealant.
Of course, I don’t know the exact properties of this miracle, but it seems like it shouldn’t harden upon contact with oxygen, i.e. oil channels should not be clogged
I wish I could understand how they apply it at the factory.
Ask on the AvtoVAZ website. Or on a hundred official. Well, or look for those who assemble these internal combustion engines
Cleaning valve channels
To remove any valve, you will need to remove the camshaft. All screws on the bearing housing must be unscrewed evenly and tightened with a force of 10 N*m. The hydraulic compensator can be removed with a magnet, and then the valve is desiccated by compressing the spring with a puller (see photo).
How to remove the valve
There may be carbon deposits in the valve channels. It is cleared:
- Flat screwdriver;
- Sanding felt.
Grinding is carried out as follows: a rubber pipe is placed on the valve, a paste with diamond chips is applied (one drop), then the valve is pressed into the channel and scrolled. It will also be possible to change the valve stem seals (2112-1007026). You can’t do this without a special puller.
Cap puller
On any car, including the VAZ-2112, cylinder head repair comes down to cleaning and checking, as well as correcting geometry defects. In the latter case we are talking about milling. The presence of cracks and chips is a reason for replacement, not repair.
A small photo report
A burnt valve is immediately visible.
One valve burned out in cylinder 2
Carbon deposits were found in each valve channel.
Carbon layer in the cylinder head channels
Repair : cleaning all channels, replacing the valve with lapping. Direct repair of the VAZ 2112 cylinder head will require several operations that require some special equipment. Of course, this is not possible at home, and car enthusiasts simply replace worn parts. Next, we will consider the process of repairing the block head, as well as some of the nuances associated with this work.
Stages of block head repair
Before proceeding directly to the cylinder head repair process, it is worth noting that the head must be completely disassembled and all the necessary spare parts purchased. Let's consider the process of complete overhaul of the cylinder head.
How to properly remove valves
Before you begin, you need to prepare the appropriate tool. In particular, to replace you will need:
- Set of socket and open-end wrenches.
- Torque wrench.
- Spare parts for replacement (new set of valves, gaskets if oil seals need to be replaced, etc.)
- Container for draining antifreeze.
Initially, the machine must be de-energized. This is done by removing the negative terminal from the battery; the next step is to free the cooling system from antifreeze. Drain the coolant into a specially prepared container; releasing pressure in the fuel system. To do this, you need to unscrew the fuel hose fittings. To do this you will need a 17 key; disconnecting the exhaust pipe from the exhaust manifold and dismantling the thermostat; retraction to the side of the bracket. It is held on by several nuts that will need to be unscrewed; removing the cylinder head along with bearings and fuel rail; desiccation. When dismantling the crackers, you must be extremely careful, since they are under high tension on the springs. Therefore, they can simply “shoot” at you; dismantling the valve plate along with the springs
Please note that removing the lower plates may require removing the seal and this also requires a special tool
That's all, actually. The procedure is completed, and then you can begin repair and maintenance work. If you intend to change valves, do not rush to install new ones. Inspect them carefully, because it is quite possible that you will be able to restore them, and they will still serve. At the same time, as a rule, restoration is more often practiced on old cars; on a VAZ-2112 this is not always possible. The reason for this is the quality of old parts, which is considered higher than the current one.
If you do intend to restore a damaged part, it is best to mark the cylinder on which it sat. You should also evaluate the condition of the device guide bushings. After an initial assessment of the condition has been made, repair or maintenance can begin.
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Full size before major overhaul I always didn’t like the constant leaking oil from under the oil filler cap and the burning zero filter located above the exhaust manifold. I was surfing the Internet and came across a flat valve cover from Clubturbo.
There on the website they immediately recommended buying an external oil separator as a kit, because... on a standard engine it is located in the cover itself.
Full size External oil separator
Full sizePurchased almost everything you need
Full size We assembled it and started to figure out what the cover, receiver and oil separator would look like
Full size The cover bolts had to be filed
Initially we decided to leave the oil separator here. But. For front-wheel drive cars this might be suitable, but in 16 cl.
the classics would not have come close to it.
Skipping many details of the installation description, here is a photo of what happened. The oil separator is installed on the body, an additional oil sump is installed. The flat valve cover of the clubturbo is poorly made, leaks along the weld seams ((at first I was guilty of a bad gasket between the oil filler nut, but nothing. An oil pressure sensor from the classics was installed. The ignition module was moved to the receiver (they used clamps, I don’t know where to place it) after the previous one failed due to overheating
Full size This is how I ride now. This is my first post, so I apologize in advance if anything is wrong)
Conclusion
Thus, a major overhaul of the cylinder head of the 16-valve VAZ 2112 engine is being carried out. This process at a car service center will take 1-2 days, but in his garage a car enthusiast can spend much more time, since the lack of tools will affect him. Thus, it is recommended to carry out cylinder head repairs at car repair shops, where everything will be done much faster and with better quality. Of course, this will hit your pocket, since high-quality and major repairs of this part will cost on average about 7,000-10,000 rubles. along with spare parts.
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Video showing cylinder head repair (1.5 l engine)
The procedure is carried out when replacing the head gasket, repairing the valve mechanism and the head itself, as well as when completely disassembling the VAZ 2110 engine.
Disconnect the negative cable from the battery and drain the coolant.
We disconnect the throttle drive cable, the exhaust pipe, the ground wires from the left end of the head, the connectors of the coolant temperature and oil pressure sensors, and the hoses of the cooling system outlet pipe.
We remove the receiver with the VAZ 2110 throttle assembly, the intake manifold, the fuel rail with the VAZ 2112 injectors and tubes, the cylinder head cover, the rear support bracket of the power unit, the camshaft pulleys and the rear timing belt cover of the VAZ 2112.
You can dismantle the head without removing the intake and exhaust manifolds. In the disassembly version shown, the collectors have been removed for clarity. For all of the above dismantling operations, see the relevant sections.
Using a 10mm hexagon, unscrew the ten bolts securing the cylinder head. We take out the bolts and washers.
Remove the cylinder head.
. and its gasket.
We carry out further disassembly of the head on a workbench.
We dismantle the camshaft bearing housing, remove the camshafts and take out the hydraulic tappets (see Replacing the hydraulic valve tappets of the VAZ-2112 engine).
Using a “13” wrench, unscrew the two nuts securing the outlet pipe of the VAZ 2111 cooling system.
Remove the pipe from the studs.
Using a 21 key, unscrew the coolant temperature gauge sensor.
We dry out the valves, remove the springs with plates (see Replacing oil seals for VAZ-2112 engine valves).
To support the valves of the VAZ 2112 when compressing the springs, we place a wooden block under their plates (from the bottom of the head).
We remove the valves from the guide bushings of the VAZ 2110 cylinder head.
- – Remove the oil seals from the guide bushings and the spring support washers.
- – We assemble and install the cylinder head in the reverse order.
- – Before installation, clean the surfaces of the cylinder block and head 2112 from the remains of the old gasket, dirt and oil.
- – Lubricate the valve stems of the VAZ 2111, the holes of the guide bushings, the holes for the hydraulic pushers and the new oil seals with engine oil.
- – Remove oil and coolant from the threaded mounting holes of the cylinder block.
- – We install the new gasket and cylinder head onto the block using two centering bushings.
We install the fastening bolts and tighten them in three steps according to the diagram (see Fig. “Procedure for tightening the bolts of the VAZ 2112 cylinder head”):
- – first move – tightening 20 N•m (2 kgf.m)
- – second move – turn 90°
- – third move – turn 90°
The head fastening bolts may only be reused if they have been extended to a length of no more than 95 mm. If it is larger, replace the bolt with a new one.
General assembly information
Warnings before assembly
- When reassembling the engine, use only a new cylinder head gasket. It is not allowed to use a removed (even carefully) gasket.
- Also, do not forget that before installing it, you must thoroughly degrease the surfaces mating to it. The gasket itself must be clean and dry. Do not allow oil to come into contact with these surfaces.
- Before assembly, check the cylinder block bolts; they should not be stretched, i.e. their length should not exceed 95mm. If so, replace them with new ones. The use of such extended bolts is not permitted!
- Before assembling the engine, lubricate the threads and bolt heads. Regular motor oil is suitable for lubrication. It is necessary to lubricate the bolts 30 minutes before using them so that excess oil has time to drain.
- When installing the timing belt, do not allow sharp bends (with a radius of less than 20 mm) to avoid damage to its cord.
The procedure for tightening the cylinder head bolts and the diagram for applying sealant to the camshaft bearing housing
Camshaft drive diagram 2112
1 – crankshaft toothed pulley; 2 – toothed belt; 3 – coolant pump pulley; 4 – tension roller; 5 – exhaust camshaft pulley; 6 – rear protective cover of the toothed belt; 7 – intake camshaft pulley; 8 – ring for phase sensor; 9 – support roller; A – TDC mark on the crankshaft toothed pulley; B – installation mark on the oil pump cover; C and F – installation marks on the rear protective cover of the toothed belt; D – installation mark on the exhaust camshaft pulley; E – installation mark on the intake camshaft pulley.
Scheme for applying sealant to the upper surface of the cylinder head
First of all, place a clean cylinder block on the stand and screw the studs into it (if some are missing). Remove the main bearing caps and press the missing piston cooling nozzles into the cylinder block using mandrel 67.7853.9621.
Install the crankshaft and connecting rod-piston group into the cylinder block, attach the flywheel to the crankshaft, install the oil pump and its oil receiver, the oil sump with a gasket and the oil filter, proceeding as described in the 2110 engine section. Then assemble the engine in the following order.
Insert two centering sleeves into the cylinder block and install the cylinder head gasket over them.
Rotate the crankshaft so that the pistons are in the middle of the cylinders.
Install the block head along the centering bushings. Tighten the cylinder head bolts in a certain sequence (Fig. Order of tightening the cylinder head bolts and diagram of applying sealant to the camshaft bearing housing) and in three steps:
– tighten the bolts to a torque of 20 Nm (2 kgfm);
– tighten the bolts 90°;
– tighten all bolts again by 90°.
Insert the coolant pump with the gasket into the cylinder block socket and secure it with bolts. Install and secure the rear timing belt cover.
Insert the keys into the slots on the front ends of the crankshaft and camshafts and install the timing pulleys. Having blocked the camshaft pulleys from turning, secure them with bolts and washers.
Using tool 67.7811.9509, turn the camshafts until the marks on the pulleys align with the installation marks on the rear protective cover of the toothed belt (Fig. Camshaft drive diagram).
Turn the crankshaft towards a smaller rotation angle until the timing mark on the pulley aligns with the mark on the oil pump cover. You can turn the crankshaft using a wrench using a bolt temporarily screwed into the front end of the crankshaft.
Install the tension roller and secure it in the position corresponding to the minimum belt tension. Install and secure the support roller.