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Volvo Penta — Installing the engine on the engine bed (Inboard)

Installation

From a Volvo Penta service manual — check it applies to your exact model before use.

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Before you start

  • Always use both lifting eyes when lifting the engine.

Procedure

  1. Check that the engine bed surface is parallel to the base plates of the engine mountings.
  2. Apply grease 828250 on the threads of the engine mountings.
  3. Lift the engine using both lifting eyes and lower onto the bed.
  4. For D6, let the engine rest on the rubber mountings at least twelve hours before adjusting height.
  5. Ensure the loading on the front mounts is equal, as is the loading on the rear mounts.
  6. Adjust the V-drive rubber mounts where fitted: tighten adjustment sleeve against the mounting.
  7. After verifying bed parallelism and shaft alignment, tighten the upper nut on all four engine mountings.

Specs & values

  • Nominal height D4 116 mm, D6 122 mm
  • A = ± 8 mm; V = D4 ± 7 mm, D6 ± 5 mm
  • Adjustment nut to washer nut: max 20 mm

Source: Volvo Penta service manual. Steps and values are as documented; always cross-check against the official manual and any later revisions for your exact serial number before servicing.

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