OEM 2008 Scion xD Camshaft

2008 Scion xD Camshaft Parts Q&A

• Q: How is the Camshaft Installed on 2008 Scion xD?

  A: The procedure for camshaft installation in a 2ZR-FE engine starts with running the manual transaxle shift lever knob sub-assembly then adding the No. 1 steering column hole cover sub-assembly and steering sliding yoke sub-assembly followed by column hole cover silencer sheet installation. The manual transaxle requires installation of the clutch release cylinder assembly before attaching the fuel tube sub-assembly and heating water inlet and outlet hoses A to the heater unit. Connect the engine wire then attach the No. 1 fuel vapor feed hose and union with check valve hose. The automatic transaxle requires the transmission control cable assembly installation and the manual transaxle needs a repeat transmission control cable assembly installation. First install the pulley compressor assembly and afterward add the radiator assembly followed by the upper radiator support sub-assembly and finally add the upper radiator support absorber and No. 1 cooler cover and hood lock assembly. The installation process requires attachment of the No. 2 oil cooler inlet hose to the automatic transaxle and the front bumper cover installation after it. Supplement the installation process with the No. 1 radiator hose connection then add the No. 2 radiator hose. After installing the fan and generator V belt the technician must perform an adjustment followed by an inspection check. The assembly process includes installing the No. 2 cylinder head cover alongside the battery carrier followed by the air cleaner bracket and assembly unit before proceeding with the outer cowl top panel and front air shutter seal RH unit followed by the front wiper motor and link assembly and cowl top ventilator louver LH and sub-assembly before implementing the hood to cowl top seal and front wiper arm unit with its blade assembly and head cap for both LH and RH sides. The technician should install the battery tray followed by the battery while adding engine coolant and engine oil. The technician needs to inspect for leaks of fuel, engine oil, exhaust gas, and engine coolant. The last stage includes usage of engine under covers until both right and left sides are installed as well as inspecting ignition timing along with engine idling speed and CO/HC levels and front wheel alignment with ABS sensor signals and VSC warnings.