Hello. Can anyone tell me where the shaft locks in the BMW E87 116i 2005 year? I am asking because I am lying under him and I cannot see.

The flywheel is locked with a pin, see from below on the connection of the block with the gearbox.

Rounded ends of the rollers up, shaft lock under the starter very close to the block wall, holes in the sensor plates are to be embedded in a horizontal measure.

There is no hole from the bottom only the flywheel cover. In addition, I have timing locks from the well-known auction site for the n45 engine and do not fit on vanos. Some riddle. And how are the fights to be arranged with so much higher or lower side facing up? The car fires but the ignition on each cylinder falls out. Thank you and sorry for the lack of Polish characters

As you have the locks, the rollers at the back should be locked with a double horseshoe screwed to the head (exhaust) and a single (suction). The rollers should stand vertically instead of horizontally.

BMW E87 116i 2005: Locating Shaft Lock Position for Maintenance Assistance

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#1 16265154 09 Feb 2017 15:45

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Hello.
Can anyone tell me where the shaft locks in the BMW E87 116i 2005 year?
I am asking because I am lying under him and I cannot see.
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#2 16265176 09 Feb 2017 15:53

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The flywheel is locked with a pin, see from below on the connection of the block with the gearbox.
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#3 16285645 17 Feb 2017 14:12

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There is no hole from the bottom only the flywheel cover.
In addition, I have timing locks from the well-known auction site for the n45 engine and do not fit on vanos.
Some riddle.
And how are the fights to be arranged with so much higher or lower side facing up?
The car fires but the ignition on each cylinder falls out.
Thank you and sorry for the lack of Polish characters
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#4 16285814 17 Feb 2017 15:26

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16285814 17 Feb 2017 15:26

As you have the locks, the rollers at the back should be locked with a double horseshoe screwed to the head (exhaust) and a single (suction). The rollers should stand vertically instead of horizontally.
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#5 16286818 17 Feb 2017 21:44

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16286818 17 Feb 2017 21:44

Rounded ends of the rollers up, shaft lock under the starter very close to the block wall, holes in the sensor plates are to be embedded in a horizontal measure.

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