Stihl MS 251 Instruction Manual - Page 39

Cylinder / Crankshaft, Insert the screws 1 - do - test

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- Use suitable press sleeves to line up the oil seals b 6.6 - Seal the engine pan with fresh sealant and install, b 6.6, b 14 - Viewing the engine from above (cylinder), turn it counterclockwise as far as stop and tighten down the screws firmly in a crosswise pattern. 1 2310RA093 TG 2310RA096 TG 2310RA087 TG : Carefully swing the engine (1) in 1 the direction of the clutch and lift it upwards and out of the engine housing. - Turn the engine upside down. After loosening the engine pan, always clean the sealing faces and apply fresh sealant, b 14. - Loosen and remove the engine pan, remove remaining sealant and clean the sealing faces, b 14 Installing - Push the oil seals into position, b 6.6 Note installed depth of the oil seals. 1 : Fit the straight crankshaft stub (1) in the opening (arrow) in the engine housing. - Carefully position the engine in the engine housing - support the engine pan from below with one hand. 1 1 1 1 : Fit the retaining ring (1). - Reassemble all other parts in the reverse sequence. - Perform leakage test, b 6.2 6.6 Cylinder / Crankshaft - Remove the engine, b 6.5 Always install new oil seals after removing the crankshaft. 1 2310RA427 TG 2310RA092 TG 2310RA098 TG - Line up and hold the engine in the engine housing - the bores in the engine housing, engine pan and cylinder must be in alignment. : Push the crankshaft with ball bearings into the bearing seats (arrows). : Insert the screws (1) - do not tighten them down yet. : Carefully pry the engine pan (1) loose at the point shown (arrow) and lift it away. 38 MS 231, MS 231 C, MS 251, MS 251 C

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MS 231, MS 231 C, MS 251, MS 251 C
:
Carefully swing the engine (1) in
the direction of the clutch and lift
it upwards and out of the engine
housing.
Turn the engine upside down.
After loosening the engine pan,
always clean the sealing faces and
apply fresh sealant,
b
14.
Loosen and remove the engine
pan, remove remaining sealant
and clean the sealing faces,
b
14
Installing
Push the oil seals into position,
b
6.6
Note installed depth of the oil seals.
:
Push the crankshaft with ball
bearings into the bearing
seats (arrows).
2310RA093 TG
1
2310RA427 TG
Use suitable press sleeves to line
up the oil seals
b
6.6
Seal the engine pan with fresh
sealant and install,
b
6.6,
b
14
:
Fit the straight crankshaft
stub (1) in the opening (arrow) in
the engine housing.
Carefully position the engine in
the engine housing
– support the engine pan from
below with one hand.
Line up and hold the engine in the
engine housing
– the bores in the engine
housing, engine pan and cylinder
must be in alignment.
:
Insert the screws (1) – do not
tighten them down yet.
2310RA096 TG
1
1
2310RA092 TG
1
1
1
Viewing the engine from above
(cylinder), turn it
counterclockwise as far as stop
and tighten down the screws
firmly in a crosswise pattern.
:
Fit the retaining ring (1).
Reassemble all other parts in the
reverse sequence.
Perform leakage test,
b
6.2
6.6
Cylinder / Crankshaft
Remove the engine,
b
6.5
Always install new oil seals after
removing the crankshaft.
:
Carefully pry the engine pan (1)
loose at the point shown (arrow)
and lift it away.
2310RA087 TG
1
2310RA098 TG
1