Repair and replacement of manifold for VAZ (lada) 2110/2111/2112

Symptoms that the exhaust manifold gasket has burnt out. Complete list and action plan

If the manifold seal is not replaced in a timely manner, the safety conditions for operating the vehicle are greatly reduced.

In general, a manifold is a device designed to remove exhaust gases from a car engine. The second function of the collector is to improve the filling of the working chambers and enhance the ventilation of the working space. All operation of the exhaust device is carried out at elevated temperatures and high gas pressure.

This element is attached directly to the head ( cylinder head

) and the other side is in contact with the exhaust pipe or converter. The most important task of the exhaust manifold gasket is to prevent exhaust gases from entering the valve space. These gases, in turn, can cause fire of parts or elements of the power unit.

Symptoms of a blown exhaust manifold gasket

The following can be distinguished: exhaust gases begin to flow into the car interior or their smell is felt; the car engine begins to start poorly; Strange sounds appear in the engine compartment. If these ailments are detected, you should begin to inspect the exhaust system. The collector itself is made of high-strength austenitic steel.

In this regard, burnout and replacement of the collector is quite rare. The main reason for the breakdown of the collector itself is drops of water falling on its hot surface, which leads to the formation of cracks in it.

The weak link of this durable and reliable element is the gaskets. Wear of the manifold gasket occurs mainly due to: poor quality of the material or very long operation under increased loads.

Manifold gaskets are now made from steel-reinforced, durable asbestos. However, even such a durable material is susceptible to destruction. The process of replacing the exhaust manifold gasket is not at all difficult.

Experts even recommend replacing the gasket after some time, without waiting for it to fail.

We carry out the following procedures:

    1. Open the hood of the car;

2. Remove the air intake. Then remove the carburetor. Under these engine elements is the exhaust manifold;

3. Remove the thermal shield. It covers the collector;

4. Unscrew two nuts on each cylinder that secure the manifold;

5. Unscrew a couple of bolts from the exhaust pipe;

6. Remove the manifold;

7. There should be an old gasket or remains of it on the cylinder head;

8. We clear all the space for a new gasket;

9. Clean everything until it shines;

10. After cleaning, apply a graphite-based lubricant to the area;

11. Now install a new gasket;

  • 12. Reassemble everything in reverse order.
  • The exhaust manifold (EC) of a car engine is an element of the exhaust gas removal system. Its role is to collect combustion products from all cylinders and, combining them, transfer them to the exhaust pipe. From there they go to the catalyst, and after that to the muffler.

    The exhaust manifold is attached to the cylinder head of the power unit (cylinder head). The tightness of this connection is ensured using a special gasket. Due to constant temperature loads, it sometimes fails. And although such a malfunction does not pose a serious threat to the engine, it is better to eliminate it immediately after detection.

    In this article we will look at how to replace the exhaust manifold gasket using the example of domestically produced VAZ cars. But first, let's figure out what the VC itself is and how to determine that it's time to change its seal.

How long does an exhaust manifold gasket last?

The exhaust manifold gasket is not one of those elements whose replacement is included in the routine maintenance plan. It can serve for two, five, or ten years. Its condition does not depend on age and mileage. The only factor that affects its service life is the correct operation of the engine. If it operates in standard mode, does not overheat, uses good fuel, the gasket will last a long time. If the opposite is true, it may burn out even after three months of operation.

Signs of a burnt-out VK gasket

Signs of a burnt gasket may include:

  • change in the sound of a running engine;
  • the appearance of a characteristic smell of exhaust gases in the vehicle interior;
  • violation of engine stability, CHECK lamp on the dashboard is on.
  • As for the sound of the power unit, when the gasket burns out, a characteristic “chirping” is usually heard. In such cases, they say that the engine is “cutting.” This sound is created by exhaust gases escaping where the seal is damaged. Naturally, exhaust from under the hood enters the cabin through the heating and ventilation system. This creates additional inconvenience for the driver and passengers, and also poses a certain threat to their health, so in any case, replacing the exhaust manifold gasket if it is damaged is a necessary necessity.

    In cars with injection engines, the operation of which is controlled by an electronic control unit (ECU), if the integrity of the gasket is damaged, the CHECK lamp on the dashboard may light up. This is due to the fact that the lambda probe, installed on the manifold itself or the exhaust pipe, detects changes in the amount of oxygen in the exhaust and transmits a signal to the ECU. Until the fault is eliminated, the controller forces the engine to operate in emergency mode.

    How much does a repair at a service station cost?

    How much will it cost to replace the exhaust manifold gasket? The price for this type of work depends on the type of engine (carburetor, injection, 8-valve, 16-valve), the model of the seal itself, as well as the prices of the service station where you plan to repair your car.

    On average, the work itself, together with the seal, costs somewhere around 1,500 rubles.

    But you don’t have to spend money on work. Replacing the VAZ exhaust manifold gasket can be done on your own without much difficulty. Especially if you have a set of hand tools and you have even the slightest idea about the design of your car’s engine.

    conclusions

    Dismantling the intake manifold of a 16-valve VAZ-2112 is quite easy and simple. Of course, it’s worth understanding at least a little about the design of the main power unit, but if desired, any car enthusiast can remove this unit.

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    What is needed for repairs

    Replacing the exhaust manifold gasket involves using the following means:

    • set of spanners;
    • slotted and Phillips screwdrivers;
    • sharp knife or spatula (to remove old gasket);
    • a container with a wide neck with a volume of at least 5 liters (for draining coolant);
    • rust preventative (WD-40 or similar);
    • dry rags.

    Important: replacing the exhaust manifold gasket 2114, like other VAZ models, requires preliminary draining of the coolant. Otherwise, you risk flooding the engine intake windows with it.

    Replacing the exhaust manifold gasket of a VAZ 2114

    The algorithm for performing work for the “fourteenth” model of “Samara” is as follows:

    1. We install the machine on an inspection hole or overpass, dismantle the engine protection, and drain the coolant.
    2. Remove the negative terminal of the battery.
    3. Remove the air filter housing.
    4. Disconnect the accelerator cable and fuel pipes from the throttle assembly.
    5. Disconnect the throttle sensor and idle air control connectors.
    6. Disconnect the crankcase ventilation and brake booster hoses from the receiver.
    7. We dismantle the receiver itself, disconnect the wire connectors of the injection control unit.
    8. Remove the fuel rail (do not unscrew the injectors).
    9. Disconnect the receiving pipe from the VC.
    10. We dismantle the intake manifold, followed by the exhaust manifold.
    11. Remove the old gasket.
    12. Using a knife (spatula), carefully clean the mating surfaces of the manifold and cylinder head.
    13. Install a new gasket.
    14. We carry out installation in reverse order.
    15. Fill the coolant to the required level.

    Rubber plugs in the Kalinovsky intake manifold: introduction

    What do you think are those black “pipettes” circled in a fag-colored circle? Anyone who says that these are stubs will be right, but no one knows what these idiots are called. In the stores, they say no, but the sellers most obviously roll their eyes, either in surprise at the verbal construction “do you have plugs for the intake manifold receiver for the Lada Kalina?”, or sincerely amazed at the idiot who is looking for some reason original parts, instead of using some kind of silicone tube, as real pasans do on tachils rolled up in the trash. It’s worth mentioning here that these very original rubber bands plug holes for additional equipment in the receiver and they are made of such blatantly shitty rubber that they easily fail after a year or 15 thousand kilometers of operation - they crack lengthwise and the receiver begins to suck outside air bypassing air filter and sensors; The mixture therefore becomes leaner, and the engine is also choked with dust. Tough, in short. The destroyed plugs begin to hiss, grunt, hiss, and people around think that you have a turbine installed under the hood. The car may stop idling and jerk. How to determine that these are rubber bands and not something more serious? It’s very simple - you just need to stick your head into the engine compartment closer to the cabin (“look at the back of the engine, see the first picture”), or better yet, just remove the decorative plastic black engine cover and lean over it - I bet you’ll see two “droppers” - “massage” (gygygy) them with your finger, if the sound changes, then it’s them. In general, desperate to find anything, and also wanting to become really cool, I finally decided to do collective farm tuning. To do this, I need either some kind of vacuum hose from the “classics” (they say it’s suitable), or plugs for the brake bleeder fittings of any VAZ. The designs also inspire shock and awe when spoken out loud. Tomorrow or the day after tomorrow I’ll make a desperate attempt to go to VAZ-Avtodetal and if I don’t find the originals, which will fall off in a week anyway, I’ll finally do what I’ve fucking dreamed of for so long - I’ll collect pipes and plugs from the bleeder fittings. I'm happy. The report, of course, will be attached, and this sheet can certainly be considered a creative announcement of routine work. Haha.

    Changing the VK gasket on a VAZ 2110

    Replacing the exhaust manifold gasket 2110 is performed in the following order:

    1. We put the car on the overpass (inspection hole), remove the protection, and be sure to drain the coolant.
    2. We de-energize the car's on-board network by disconnecting the negative terminal from the battery.
    3. Remove the air filter.
    4. Disconnect the hose of the brake booster, pneumatic valve cover, and fuel pressure regulator from the receiver.
    5. Disconnect the throttle sensor and idle air control.
    6. Disconnect the air duct and turn off the air flow sensor.
    7. Disconnect the crankcase ventilation hoses from the throttle pipe.
    8. Remove the inlet and outlet hoses of the cooling system from the manifold.
    9. We dismantle the receiver assembly with the throttle assembly.
    10. Unscrew the 5 fastening nuts and remove the inlet manifold.
    11. We unscrew the bolts (3 pcs.) that secure the exhaust manifold to the exhaust pipe.
    12. We dismantle the VK.
    13. Remove the old gasket or its remaining fragments.
    14. We clean the joints on the manifold and on the cylinder head.
    15. Install a new gasket.
    16. We install dismantled elements.
    17. Don't forget to add antifreeze (antifreeze).

    As you can see, for a VAZ 2110, replacing the exhaust manifold gasket is performed using almost the same algorithm. Most importantly, do not forget to drain the coolant.

    Cylinder head cover and tightening order of its bolts

    The metal cover installed on the cylinder head must not allow air to pass through. At points of contact with other parts, tightness must also be maintained. Therefore, sealant is applied to the edge of the lid. An example is shown in the photo.


    Cylinder head cover before installation

    Here you need to use materials: Loctite-574, ANACROL, etc. The screws on the cover are tightened with an “8” key.

    Recommended screw tightening torque

    The recommended screw tightening torque is only 3-4 N*m. Don't be surprised: the sealant will do its job. You just need to let it dry after putting the cover in place.

    You can unscrew the screws in any order. Their number is 15 or 14. When installing, it is better to follow the sequence shown below.


    The order of tightening the cap is marked with numbers and arrows

    There is usually no need to replace the screws - the load is too small. We wish you success.

    Replacing the exhaust manifold gasket: “Niva”

    Replacing the gasket on a Niva will also not be particularly difficult. The order of work is as follows:

    1. To get started, follow the first nine points from the section for the VAZ 2110.
    2. Remove the bolts securing the front and rear support brackets to the exhaust pipe. Remove the front bracket, move the rear one to the side so that it does not interfere.
    3. Remove the fuel rail with injectors.
    4. Unscrew the nut securing the front eye bolt and remove it.
    5. Unscrew the nuts securing the heat shield of the intake pipe and remove it.
    6. Unscrew the two outermost and then the two upper nuts securing the intake manifold to the cylinder head.
    7. Using the wrench handle extension, remove the remaining two (bottom) nuts.
    8. Remove the intake manifold.
    9. Remove the starter heat shield.
    10. Unscrew the nut securing the ground wire to the cylinder head. Remove the conductor tip.
    11. Unscrew the three nuts securing the VK and dismantle it.
    12. Remove the seal, clean the mating surfaces and install a new gasket.
    13. Reinstall the removed parts in reverse order and fill with coolant.

    Ramp

    Replacing the cathode collector on a VAZ 2110

    The ramp is removed as an assembly with the fuel pressure regulator:

    • It is necessary to disconnect the vacuum hose from the regulator.
    • Using 2 open-end wrenches 17, unscrew the fittings securing the gasoline supply pipes to reduce pressure.
    • Disconnect the ramp voltage connector.
    • Using a screwdriver, unscrew the screw of the bracket for fastening the gasoline supply and outlet pipes and disconnect it.
    • Using a No. 5 hexagon, unscrew the 2 screws for fastening the ramp.
    • Pull the ramp in the axial direction of the injector from the seat, remove the ramp towards the left side of the hood.

    Note: follow the direction of travel of the vehicle.

    Replacement cathode collector for VAZ 2110

    • Unscrew the nut from the left intake manifold bracket and loosen the lower bolt.
    • Remove the bracket from it.
    • Perform the same operation with the right bracket and remove it.
    • Unscrew the 2 nuts from the eye stud.

    How to extend gasket life

    Although replacing the exhaust manifold gasket is inexpensive and can be done successfully in your own garage, who wants to waste their time on it? It's better to let it serve longer. And to extend its service life, listen to the following tips:

    • monitor the condition of the cooling system, check the level of antifreeze (antifreeze) to prevent engine overheating;
    • use only high-quality fuel;
    • check the tightness of the connection between the cylinder head and the exhaust manifold;
    • If you find that the integrity of the gasket is damaged, do not wait until it burns out completely, replace it;
    • When buying an exhaust manifold gasket, choose a quality product from well-known manufacturers.

    The exhaust manifold gasket is responsible for sealing the joint between the exhaust manifold, which removes exhaust gases, and the cylinder head. The part ensures the normal operation of the VK, and, as a result, the safety of the car.

    Exhaust manifold functions

    It consists of several pipes that merge into one, but has different mountings and configurations for different engines. To produce VC, high-carbon cast iron, stainless steel and titanium are used, sometimes coated with ceramic/chrome.

    The task of the “spider” (as the exhaust manifold is called in the Russian Federation) is to transfer combustion products collected from all cylinders to the exhaust pipe. Gases from the AC enter the catalyst or directly into the exhaust pipe and then to the muffler. The exhaust manifold is attached to the engine, or more precisely to the cylinder head (cylinder head), sealing the joint using a special element.

    Causes of malfunctions

    The gasket is placed between the exhaust manifold and the cylinder head. The stamped asbestos gasket is resistant to high temperatures, can be compressed (creating the necessary impermeability) and has increased strength. To enhance the latter quality, the exhaust manifold gaskets are additionally reinforced with steel.

    IMPORTANT! The main task of the gasket is to prevent exhaust gases from penetrating under the hood, where they can cause ignition of parts/assemblies of the engine compartment.

    The gasket is recognized as the most vulnerable point of the exhaust manifold, which operates under extreme loads in both temperature and pressure. It is not surprising that gaskets have to be changed not only on cars with significant mileage, but also on almost new cars.

    Let's find out the origins of the misconception

    The catalyst, which, due to poor operation, is clogged, melted or torn away from its body, prevents the passage of exhaust gases, which reduces the ventilation of the cylinders and disrupts their filling with the fuel-air mixture. Having problems in the intake system, a person comes to a service station. There, after diagnostics, the faulty cat is removed, after which: lo and behold, the car began to drive well. But the person thinks that the car has begun to drive even better than just a serviceable one, and he famously distributes recommendations to all his comrades on the appropriateness of this procedure, using his own experience and a bunch of positive emotions as an example. But in fact, a simply serviceable car will drive the same as a car without a catalytic converter.

    However, there are still reasons for parting with this node, and here are 3 scenarios for the development of events:

    1. Your catalyst has come to an end, it creates problems for the movement of exhaust gases, but it is our custom that the cat is not replaced with a new one, alas.
    2. As part of the car tuning process (zero resistance filter, straight-through muffler and increased throttle do not count)
    3. It seems to you that they are trying to “love” you (specifically me), and you still think that the kata removal procedure will make your car a rocket!

    Signs of a burnt gasket

    The easiest way is for the owner of a car with an injection engine, the operation of which is monitored by an ECU (electronic control unit). It sends a signal about a gasket failure to the dashboard, where the Check light comes on. This means that the lambda probe, which is usually equipped with the manifold, detected a change in the volume of oxygen in the exhaust, informing the ECU. The engine begins to operate in emergency mode until the defect is eliminated.

    “Symptoms” of a burnt gasket:

    • the engine is unstable;
    • makes an uncharacteristic sound during operation;
    • The cabin smells like exhaust gases.

    ATTENTION! The fact that the exhaust manifold gasket has burned out is indicated by a recognizable chirping sound created by gases that break through the seal. Motorists often say that the engine “cuts.”

    Exhausts through ventilation and heating systems quickly penetrate into the cabin, which is fraught not only with a deterioration of the microclimate, but also with negative consequences for health. This is why replacing the exhaust manifold gasket becomes a forced but necessary measure.

    Replacing the gasket

    The marker of a failed gasket is considered to be soot that forms in the place where the exhaust escapes. In this case, proceed to replacing the defective seal.

    What is needed for repair

    To replace the exhaust manifold gasket, prepare the following materials and tools:

    • screwdrivers (slotted and Phillips);
    • sharp knife or spatula (remove used gasket);
    • spanners included;
    • anti-rust liquid (for example, WD-40);
    • 5 liter wide-neck container (for draining antifreeze);
    • dry rags.

    ATTENTION! When replacing the manifold gasket on a VAZ 2114 (as on other factory models), it is necessary to drain the antifreeze in advance, otherwise the engine intake windows can be flooded.

    Step by Step Actions

    The process of replacing a seal when it fails is simple, but has nuances for different engines. In general terms, the algorithm for dismantling and subsequent installation of the VK gasket looks like this:

    1. Open the hood and remove the air intake with the carburetor, under which there is a manifold.
    2. Remove the thermal screen covering the VC (some older models do not have a screen).
    3. Unscrew the bolts that attach the spider to the exhaust pipe, and then the bolts connecting it to the engine block.
    4. Proceed to removing the exhaust manifold itself, on which sits a burnt-out gasket, which often “sticks” to the VC.
    5. Carefully clean the area between the cylinder head and the manifold with a spatula, removing carbon deposits and fragments of worn gasket from the second.
    6. Once the area is shiny, coat it with graphite lubricant and install a new gasket.
    7. Treat the fasteners with the same lubricant (to prevent corrosion).

    Finally, return all dismantled parts to their rightful places.

    Replacing the gasket VAZ 2114

    First, remove the engine protection from the car standing on the overpass, having previously drained the antifreeze, and then proceed as follows:

    1. Remove the air filter, having first disconnected the negative terminal of the battery.
    2. The fuel pipes with the accelerator cable are disconnected from the throttle.
    3. Disable the idle speed/throttle sensors.
    4. Disconnect the crankcase ventilation and brake booster hoses, turning off the receiver.
    5. Remove the latter by disconnecting the wires at the injection control unit.
    6. Dismantle the fuel rail without unscrewing the injectors.
    7. The receiving pipe is detached from the VC.
    8. Remove the intake and exhaust manifolds one by one.
    9. Remove the old gasket.
    10. Clean the joint between the manifold and the cylinder head with a knife.
    11. Install a new gasket and perform reverse installation.
    12. Fill in coolant.

    The exhaust manifold gasket will last a long time if you use quality fuel and monitor antifreeze levels to prevent engine overheating. You also check the reliability of the joint between the cylinder head and the cylinder head and immediately change the gasket if you notice its malfunction. In addition, you need to buy gaskets from reputable manufacturers.

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