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Mazda 6261991-1998 of releaseRepair and operation of the car |
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Mazda 626 + 1. Maintenance instruction + 2. Maintenance - 3. Engines + 3.1. Petrol engines (1,6 and 1,8 liters) - 3.2. Petrol 4-cylinder engine (2 liters) 3.2.1. Introduction 3.2.2. Technical characteristics 3.2.3. Recommendations about repair 3.2.4. Top dead point 3.2.5. Cover of a head of cylinders 3.2.6. Springs, clamps and epiploons of valves 3.2.7. Gas-distributing belt and asterisks 3.2.8. Camshafts and pushers 3.2.9. Inlet collector 3.2.10. Final collector 3.2.11. Head of cylinders 3.2.12. Forward epiploon of a bent shaft 3.2.13. Oil pallet 3.2.14. Oil pump 3.2.15. Flywheel or drive plate 3.2.16. Back epiploon of a bent shaft 3.2.17. Fastenings of the engine + 3.3. Petrol V6 engine (2,5 liters) + 3.4. Partition of engines (1,6 and 1,8 liters) + 3.5. Partition of engines (2,0 and 2,5 liters of V6) + 3.6. Diesel engine 2,0 liters + 3.7. Systems of electric equipment of the engine + 4. Heating and ventilation + 5. Fuel system + 6. Exhaust system + 7. Transmissions + 8. Coupling and half shafts + 9. Brake system + 10. Running gear + 11. Body + 12. Electric equipment + 13. Electrical circuitries + 14. Useful tips |
3.2.4. Top dead point
The top dead point, is the highest point which is reached by each of pistons in operating time of the engine. Usually the highest point which is reached by the N1 piston at the time of a compression step is accepted to VMT. |
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