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Design and specification of the crank mechanism (Mercedes-Benz E-Class W123)

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Pistons



Aluminum alloy piston with flat bottom.

The piston bottom is marked with a piston diameter mark and an arrow for orienting the piston when installing it in the cylinder, which should be directed towards the camshaft drive. The pistons of one engine should not differ from each other by more than 4.9 g in weight.

Characteristic

Meaning

Clearance between piston and cylinder, mm

nominal

  • M 102

0,016—0,040

  • for other models

0,025—0,035

maximum permissible in operation

0,10


Piston diameter *



Parameter, mm

Engine model
M 115.938
M 102.920, M 102.939
M 102.980, M 102.982
M 115.954

nominal

  • class 1

86,98

88,968—88,982

95,468—95,482

93,73

  • class 2

—

88,978—88,992

95,478—95,492

—

  • class 3

—

88,988—89,002

95,488—95,502

1st repair size

  • class 1

87,48

89,468—89,482

95,968—95,982

94,13

  • class 2

—

89,478—89,492

95,978—95,992

—

  • class 3

—

89,488—89,502

96,988—96,002

—

2nd repair size

  • class 1

87,98

89,968—89,982

96,468—96,482

94,53

  • class 2

—

89,978—89,992

96,478—96,492

—

  • class 3

—

89,988—90,002

96,488—96,502

—

3rd repair size

  • class 1

88,48

—

—

—

Parameter, mm
M 123.920, M 123.921
M 110.923
M 110.984, M 110.988

nominal

  • class 1

85,98

85,98

  • class 2

—

—

  • class 3

—

—

1st repair size

  • class 1

86,48

86,48

  • class 2

—

—

  • class 3

—

—

2nd repair size

  • class 1

86,98

86,98

  • class 2

—

—

  • class 3

—

—

3rd repair size

  • class 1

—

—


* The difference in values is due to the model year of production.



Piston pins



The piston pin is steel, ground, floating. The pin is held from axial displacement by retaining rings.

Piston pin characteristics



Parameter, mm

Engine model
M 102.920, M 102.939
M 102.980, M 102.982

Diameter

  • outer

23,995—24,000

  • interior

15,5

Length

—

Clearance between the pin and the bushing of the upper connecting rod head

0,007—0,02

Clearance between the pin and the piston boss

0,002—0,012


Piston rings



Three grooves are machined on the outer surface of the piston for installing rings. Assembly position: the "Top" mark should be facing upwards. On M 102 engines, piston rings from "Goёtze" or TRW can be installed.

Design features of "Goötze" piston rings



The upper compression ring is cylindrical, with a chamfer on the inner surface, with a porous chrome plating of the outer surface. The lower compression ring is conical, with a flange. The oil scraper ring has two chamfers, a retractable coil spring and a chrome-plated outer surface.

Design Features of TRW Piston Rings



The upper compression ring is cylindrical, with a chamfer on the inner surface, with a chrome-plated ground barrel-shaped outer surface. The lower compression ring is conical, with a flange and a barrel-shaped chrome-plated outer surface. The oil scraper ring has two chamfers, with a coiled expansion spring and a chrome-plated outer surface.

Characteristics of piston rings



Parameter, mm

Engine model
M 115.938
M 102.920, M 102.939
M 102.980, M 102.982
M 115.954
Height clearance

upper compression ring

0,05—0,08

0,05—0,085

0,050—0,085

lower compression ring

0,03—0,06

0,01—0,03

0,03—0,06

oil scraper ring

0,01—0,04

0,01—0,045

0,01—0,04

Maximum height clearance in operation

upper compression ring

0,15

lower compression ring

0,10

oil scraper ring

0,16

0,10

0,16

Gap in the lock

upper compression ring

0,30—0,55

lower compression ring

0,25—0,45

oil scraper ring

0,25—0,50

Maximum clearance in the lock in operation

upper compression ring

1,0

1,0

1,0

lower compression ring

0,8

0,8

0,8

oil scraper ring

0,8

0,8

0,8

Parameter, mm
M 123.920, M 123.921
M 110.923
M 110.984, M 110.988
Height clearance

upper compression ring

0,050—0,085

 

lower compression ring

0,03—0,06

 

oil scraper ring

0,01—0,04

 
Maximum height clearance in operation

upper compression ring

0,15

 

lower compression ring

0,10

 

oil scraper ring

0,16

 
Gap in the lock

upper compression ring

0,30—0,55

 

lower compression ring

0,25—0,45

 

oil scraper ring

0,25—0,50

 
Maximum clearance in the lock in operation

upper compression ring

1,0

 

lower compression ring

0,8

 

oil scraper ring

0,8

 



Connecting rods



The connecting rod is an I-section steel, forged with replaceable liners. The lower connecting rod head cover is of straight section. A hole is drilled in the connecting rod rod to supply oil to the rubbing surfaces. The connecting rods of one engine should not differ from each other by more than 5 g in weight.

Characteristic

Meaning

Non-parallelism and non-flatness of head holes when measured at a distance of axes of 100 mm from the connecting rod, no more than, mm

  • M 102

0,045

  • M 115

0,030

  • M 110

0,040

  • M 123

0,040

Surface roughness of the piston-to-connecting rod joint, µm

0,002

Runout of the holes of the lower head of the connecting rod, not more than, mm

0,02


Connecting rod characteristics



Parameter, mm

Engine model
M 115.938
M 102.920, M 102.939
M 102.980, M 102.982
M 115.954

Connecting rod lower head diameter

55,60—55,62

51,60—51,619

55,60—55,62

Connecting rod upper head diameter

29,00—29,02

27,00—27,021

29,00—29,02

Inner diameter of the upper head bushing

26,012—26,018

24,007—24,015

26,012—26,018

Distance between the axes of the head holes

148,95—149,05

144,95—145,05

148,95—149,05

Width of the lower head

32.08—32,10

27,857—27,90

32.08—32.10

Parameter, mm
M 123.920, M 123.921
M 110.923
M 110.984, M 110.988

Connecting rod lower head diameter

51,60—51,62

Connecting rod upper head diameter

26,00—26,02

Inner diameter of the upper head bushing

23,007—23,013

Distance between the axes of the head holes

130,95—131,05

Width of the lower head

27,86—27,89




Connecting rod cap bolts



Pull-out bolts.

Characteristic

Meaning

Thread diameter

M9x1

Rod diameter, mm

M 102

  • new bolts

8,3—8,4

  • maximum permissible

8,0

M 115

  • new bolts

8,3—8,4

  • maximum permissible

8,0

M 110

  • new bolts

7,3—7,4

  • maximum permissible

7,1

M 123

  • new bolts

7,3—7,4

  • maximum permissible

7,1

Height of bolt head (M 102), mm

5,0—5,2

Length of threaded part (M 102), mm

40,0

Length to head (M 102), mm

51,7—52,0


Crankshaft



Crankshaft steel, forged four- (engine M 123), five- (engines M 102, M 115) or semi-supportive (engine M 110).

Crankshaft of 4-cylinder engines (M 102, M 115) has eight counterweights, 6-cylinder (M 110, M 123) - 12 counterweights.

Characteristic

Meaning

Permissible end runout of main bearing cheeks, mm

0,02

Radii of fillets of main and connecting rod journals, mm

2,5—3,0

Front end diameter of crankshaft, mm

29,987—30,000

Permissible runout of the front end of the crankshaft, mm

0,030

Rear oil seal bearing surface diameter, mm

92,874—92,928

Flange non-cylindricality, up to, mm

0,02

Flange runout, up to, mm

0,012

Runout of main journals (the crankshaft is mounted on the prisms of journals 1 and 5), up to, mm

  • necks 2 and 4

0,07

  • necks 3

0.10


Crankshaft clearances for engine M 102



Characteristic

Meaning

Diametrical clearance between main journal and bearings, mm

  • nominal

0,025—0,045

  • wear limit in operation

0,070

Diametrical clearance between the crankpin and the bearings, mm

  • nominal

0,030—0,050

  • wear limit in operation

0,070

Crankshaft axial clearance, mm

  • nominal

0,06—0,22

  • wear limit in operation

0,30

Axial clearance between connecting rod and crankshaft, mm

  • nominal

0,11—0,23

  • wear limit in operation

0,50

Permissible ovality of main and connecting rod journals in operation, mm

0,025

Permissible taper in operation, mm

  • connecting rod journals

0,010

  • root necks

0,015

Permissible imbalance of the crankshaft in operation, g.cm

15


Crankshaft parameters



Parameter, mm

Engine model
M 115.938
M 102.920, M 102.939
M 102.980, M 102.982
M 115.954
Main journal diameter

nominal

  • 1st grade

69,95—69,96

57,935—57,940

69,95—69,96

  • 2nd grade

*

57,940—57,945

*

  • 3rd grade

*

57,945—57,950

*

  • 4th grade

*

57,950—57,955

*

  • 5th grade

*

57,955—57,960

*

  • 6th grade

*

57,960—57,965

*

1st repair size

69,70—69,71

57,705—57,715

69,70—69,71

2nd repair size

69,45—69,46

57,455—57,465

69,45—69,46

3rd repair size

69,20—69,21

57,205—57,215

69,20—69,21

4th repair size

68,95—68,96

57,955—57,965

68,95—68,96

Width of main journals

nominal

34,00—34,03

28,500-28,521 or 28,600-28,621

34,00—34,03

1st repair size

34,00—34,03

28,700—28,721

34,00—34,03

2nd repair size

up to 34.60

28,900—28,921

up to 34.60

3rd repair size

up to 34.60

29,000—29,021

up to 34.60

4th repair size

up to 34.60

*

up to 34.60

Distance between supporting surfaces of thrust half rings

 

—

23,979—24,000

—

Diameter of connecting rod journals

nominal

51,97—51,96

47,955—47,965

51,97—51,96

1st repair size

51,70—51,71

47,705—47,715

51,70—51,71

2nd repair size

51,45—51,46

47,455—47,465

51,45—51,46

3rd repair size

51,20—51,21

47,205—47,215

51,20—51,21

4th repair size

50,95—50,96

46,955—46,965

50,95—50,96

Width of connecting rod journals

nominal

32,0—32,1

27,000—28,034

32,0—32,1

repair size

up to 32.30

until 28.30

up to 32.30

Parameter, mm
M 123.920, M 123.921
M 110.923
M 110.984, M 110.988
Main journal diameter

nominal

 
  • 1st grade

59,95—59,96

 
  • 2nd grade

*

 
  • 3rd grade

*

 
  • 4th grade

*

 
  • 5th grade

*

 
  • 6th grade

*

 

1st repair size

59,70—59,71

 

2nd repair size

59,45—59,46

 

3rd repair size

59,20—59,21

 

4th repair size

58,95—58,96

 
Width of main journals

nominal

29,00—29,02

 

1st repair size

29,00—29,02

 

2nd repair size

up to 29.60

 

3rd repair size

up to 29.60

 

4th repair size

up to 29.60

 
Distance between supporting surfaces of thrust half rings
 

—

—

—

 
Diameter of connecting rod journals

nominal

47,95—47,96

 

1st repair size

47,70—47,71

 

2nd repair size

47,45—47,46

 

3rd repair size

47,20—47,21

 

4th repair size

46,95—46,96

 
Width of connecting rod journals

nominal

28,00—28,08

 

repair size

until 28.30

 

Main and connecting rod bearing shells



Bearing shell marking color: blue or gray.



Characteristic

Meaning

Width of inserts, mm

Engines M 102 and M 115

  • nominal

33,80—33,90

  • repair

34,40—34,60

Engines M 110 and M 123

  • nominal

28,78—28,90

  • repair

29,40—29,60


The liners for all repair stages are supplied with excess width and must be reworked to fit the reground bearing.

Engines of the M 102 models produced since July 1986 have the thickness of the main bearing shells increased by 0.003 mm in order to reduce the gap and reduce noise during engine operation.

Characteristics of main and connecting rod bearing shells



Parameter, mm

Engine model
M 115.938
M 102.920, M 102.939
M 102.980, M 102.982
M 115.954
Main bearing shell thickness

nominal

2,25

2,25

2,25

1st repair size

2,37

2,37

2,37

2nd repair size

2,50

2,50

2,50

3rd repair size

2,62

2,62

2,62

4th repair size

2,75

2,75

2,75

Connecting rod bearing shell thickness

nominal

1,80

1,80

1st repair size

1,92

1,92

2nd repair size

2,05

2,05

3rd repair size

2,17

2,18

2,17

4th repair size

2,30

2,30

Parameter, mm
M 123.920, M 123.921
M 110.923
M 110.984, M 110.988
Main bearing shell thickness

nominal

3,50

1st repair size

3,63

2nd repair size

3,75

3rd repair size

3,88

4th repair size

4,00

Connecting rod bearing shell thickness

nominal

1,81

1st repair size

1,93

2nd repair size

2,06

3rd repair size

2,18

4th repair size

2,31


Engine flywheel M 102



The flywheel is secured with eight bolts. The mounting hole is opposite the drilling in the crankshaft.

Characteristic

Meaning

Diameter of the centering collar of the crown, mm

275,31—275,39

Distance between the working surface of the driven disk and the supporting surface of the clutch housing, mm

22,5—22,6

Distance between the working surface of the driven disk and the head of the flywheel mounting bolt, mm

  • nominal

16,6

  • after grinding, not less than

15,5

Non-flatness of the working surface of the driven clutch disc, no more than, mm

0,05

Outer diameter of the working surface of the driven clutch disc, mm

222,0

Outer diameter of the bearing surface of the clutch housing, mm

253,0

Flywheel mounting compensation bolt rod diameter, mm

  • for new bolts

8,5

  • minimum

8,0

Bolt length to head, mm

  • for new bolts

22±0,2

  • maximum

22,5

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