YOUR RESEARCHScrew # 7 M96.20 Crankcase What does it do?
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What is this screw holding. If the crank is pinned and the cam shaft on this side is locked; I inadvertently loosened this screw. I did not totally remove it as it interferes with the vario-cam solenoid. I put sealer on the outside of the o-ring and torqued it to spec. Is there more that I should do? Thanks, Stan This is the screw #7
Maybe post a pic with an arrow pointing at the screw?
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Pic? Why? He clearly said it was screw #7. It's right there between screw #6 and screw #8.
I am sorry. It is the #7 screw on the M96 crankcase parts list. that parts list is on this forum. Thanks, Stan
Im guessing what u dont understand is people r inharently lazy and wont spend the time to even find what i r talking about. Post a link or a pic of the drawing u r reffering to.
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