Mitsubishi Montero Camshaft Oil Seal Removal & Installation Diagram - Torque Specs
Exploded parts diagram for camshaft oil seal removal and installation with numbered components and torque specs.
This document is an exploded parts diagram from a Mitsubishi service manual covering removal and installation of the camshaft oil seals on a V-type engine, with both a Right Bank and a Left Bank identified. Eight numbered callouts identify the components involved, including camshaft sprockets, a bracket, a tensioner/support bracket assembly, rear timing belt covers, and the camshaft oil seals themselves (items 5 and 8, marked with an "N" symbol indicating a non-reusable/new part). Three torque specifications are given: 25 Nm (18 ft.lbs.) for the bracket bolt on the right bank, 90 Nm (63 ft.lbs.) for the camshaft sprocket bolts, and 10–12 Nm (7–9 ft.lbs.) for the timing belt cover fasteners. An inset illustration (reference 01N0042) instructs that engine oil be applied to the lip of the new oil seals (items 5 and 8) during installation. Diagram reference numbers 01E0020 and 00002763 appear on the page. A reader can learn the order of disassembly, which parts must be replaced with new ones, the lubrication requirement for seal installation, and the exact torque values needed for reassembly.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the torque spec for the camshaft sprocket bolt?
- The diagram specifies 90 Nm (63 ft.lbs.) for the camshaft sprocket bolt.
- What torque do the timing belt rear cover bolts get?
- 10–12 Nm (7–9 ft.lbs.) per the diagram.
- Should anything be applied to the new camshaft oil seals before installing them?
- Yes — the inset (01N0042) shows engine oil being applied to the camshaft oil seals (items 5 and 8).
- Which parts in this diagram must be replaced with new ones?
- Items 5 and 8, the camshaft oil seals, are marked with the 'N' symbol, indicating they should be replaced with new parts.
- What is the torque for the right bank bracket bolt?
- 25 Nm (18 ft.lbs.), as noted under <Right Bank> in the diagram.
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