How to Build an Engine in Car Mechanic Simulator 2021

Step 1: Gather the necessary parts

Before you can start building an engine, you’ll need to gather all of the necessary parts. This includes the following:

* Engine block
* Cylinder heads
* Pistons
* Piston rings
* Connecting rods
* Crankshaft
* Camshaft
* Timing belt or chain
* Oil pump
* Water pump
* Intake manifold
* Exhaust manifold
* Carburetor or fuel injector
* Distributor or coil pack
* Spark plugs
* Wires

You can find all of these parts at your local auto parts store or online.

Step 2: Prepare the engine block

The first step in building an engine is to prepare the engine block. This involves cleaning the block and removing any old gaskets or sealant. You’ll also need to check the block for any cracks or damage. If you find any damage, you’ll need to have the block repaired or replaced before you can continue.

Step 3: Install the cylinder heads

Once the engine block is prepared, you can install the cylinder heads. The cylinder heads are responsible for sealing the combustion chambers and providing a surface for the valves to operate. When installing the cylinder heads, be sure to use a new gasket and torque the bolts to the specified torque.

Step 4: Install the pistons and piston rings

The next step is to install the pistons and piston rings. The pistons are responsible for compressing the air-fuel mixture and transferring the force of the combustion to the crankshaft. The piston rings seal the combustion chamber and prevent the air-fuel mixture from leaking past the pistons.

To install the pistons and piston rings, you’ll need to first remove the connecting rods from the crankshaft. Then, you can insert the pistons into the cylinders and install the piston rings. Be sure to use a new piston ring compressor to install the piston rings.

Step 5: Install the connecting rods

Once the pistons and piston rings are installed, you can install the connecting rods. The connecting rods connect the pistons to the crankshaft. When installing the connecting rods, be sure to use a new set of bolts and torque them to the specified torque.

Step 6: Install the crankshaft

The crankshaft is the heart of the engine. It converts the reciprocating motion of the pistons into rotational motion. To install the crankshaft, you’ll need to first remove the oil pan. Then, you can insert the crankshaft into the engine block and install the main bearings. Be sure to use a new set of main bearing bolts and torque them to the specified torque.

Step 7: Install the camshaft

The camshaft is responsible for opening and closing the valves. To install the camshaft, you’ll need to first remove the timing belt or chain. Then, you can insert the camshaft into the engine block and install the camshaft bearings. Be sure to use a new set of camshaft bearing bolts and torque them to the specified torque.

Step 8: Install the timing belt or chain

The timing belt or chain synchronizes the rotation of the crankshaft and camshaft. To install the timing belt or chain, you’ll need to first remove the timing belt or chain cover. Then, you can install the timing belt or chain and tension it to the specified tension.

Step 9: Install the oil pump

The oil pump is responsible for circulating oil throughout the engine. To install the oil pump, you’ll need to first remove the oil pan. Then, you can install the oil pump and connect the oil lines. Be sure to use a new set of oil pump bolts and torque them to the specified torque.

Step 10: Install the water pump

The water pump is responsible for circulating coolant throughout the engine. To install the water pump, you’ll need to first remove the water pump cover. Then, you can install the water pump and connect the coolant hoses. Be sure to use a new set of water pump bolts and torque them to the specified torque.

Step 11: Install the intake manifold

The intake manifold is responsible for mixing air and fuel and delivering it to the cylinders. To install the intake manifold, you’ll need to first remove the carburetor or fuel injector. Then, you can install the intake manifold and connect the intake manifold bolts. Be sure to use a new set of intake manifold bolts and torque them to the specified torque.

Step 12: Install the exhaust manifold

The exhaust manifold is responsible for collecting exhaust gases from the cylinders and directing them to the exhaust system. To install the exhaust manifold, you’ll need to first remove the exhaust manifold bolts. Then, you can install the exhaust manifold and connect the exhaust manifold bolts. Be sure to use a new set of exhaust manifold bolts and torque them to the specified torque.

Step 13: Install the carburetor or fuel injector

The carburetor or fuel injector is responsible for delivering fuel to the engine. To install the carburetor or fuel injector, you’ll need to first remove the old carburetor or fuel injector. Then, you can install the new carburetor or fuel injector and connect the fuel lines. Be sure to use a new set of carburetor or fuel injector bolts and torque them to the specified torque.

Step 14: Install the distributor or coil pack

The distributor or coil pack is responsible for delivering spark to the spark plugs. To install the distributor or coil pack, you’ll need to first remove the old distributor or coil pack. Then, you can install the new distributor or coil pack and connect the spark plug wires. Be sure to use a new set of distributor or coil pack bolts and torque them to the specified torque.

Step 15: Install the spark plugs

The spark plugs are responsible for igniting the air-fuel mixture in the cylinders. To install the spark plugs, you’ll need to first remove the old spark plugs. Then, you can install the new spark plugs and torque them to the specified torque.

Step 16: Install the wires

The wires are responsible for connecting the electrical