H15006-0300
Adjust intake valve timing dynamically: When you drive the CS35—whether idling at a stoplight, accelerating to overtake, or cruising at high speed—the ECU sends signals to this phaser. It uses engine oil pressure to rotate the intake camshaft slightly, changing when the intake valves open and close. For example: at low speeds, it opens valves later (reduces fuel waste); at high speeds, it opens valves earlier (lets more air into the engine for stronger power).
Cut fuel use & reduce emissions: By matching intake timing to driving conditions, the engine burns fuel more completely. This lowers fuel consumption by 3–5% (vs. a fixed-timing system) and reduces harmful emissions—critical for meeting Euro 4 standards (limits on pollutants like carbon monoxide and particulate matter).
Smooth engine operation: It stabilizes the CS35’s idle (reduces engine shaking) and eliminates “flat spots” during acceleration (no sudden power drops). This makes driving smoother and reduces wear on engine parts like pistons and valves.
Fits These: All Changan CS35 variants with Euro 4 certification (matches the engine’s VVT system, ECU protocol, and intake camshaft specs—confirm VIN and emission label).
Won’t Fit These:
Changan CS35 non-Euro 4 models: Older CS35 with lower emission standards (e.g., Euro 3) have different VVT tuning (phaser causes timing errors).
Other Changan models: Like CS75, UNI-T, or Eado—different engine sizes, camshaft designs, and ECU signals (can’t install or function).
Non-Changan vehicles: Even if similar in look, engine VVT systems and oil pressure specs differ (no functional match).
Modified CS35 engines: Aftermarket turbo kits or camshaft upgrades change airflow demand—original phaser can’t adapt (leads to poor performance).
Prep: Techs drain engine oil (to avoid spills), remove the timing cover (to access the camshaft), and disconnect the phaser’s oil line and electrical connector (linked to the ECU).
Remove old phaser: They unbolt the old unit from the intake camshaft, clean the camshaft end (wipe off oil sludge), and check for wear on the camshaft teeth (damaged teeth need repair).
Install new phaser: They align H15006-0300’s timing marks with the camshaft and timing cover, bolt it to Changan’s exact torque specs (too tight cracks the aluminum body), then reconnect the oil line and ECU connector.
Test: They refill with Changan-approved oil, start the engine, and use a diagnostic tool to check VVT timing (ensures it matches ECU commands). They also test drive to confirm smooth acceleration, no valve noise, and no emission warning lights.
Use high-quality engine oil: The phaser relies on clean, viscosity-matched oil (follow Changan’s recommendation—e.g., 5W-30). Dirty or wrong oil clogs the control valve (causes timing errors).
Change oil & filter regularly: Follow the CS35’s maintenance schedule (every 5,000–7,500 km). Old oil degrades and loses pressure control—ruining the phaser over time.
Watch for warning signs: If the CS35’s VVT warning light comes on, or you hear a “rattling” from the timing cover (valve noise), stop driving and check the phaser—delays cause engine damage or failed emission tests.
Inspect during major service: Every 100,000 km, have techs check the phaser’s oil pressure response (via diagnostic tool) and look for oil leaks—early fixes save costly repairs.
Summary: Changan CS35 Intake Phaser (VVT, Euro 4, H15006-0300)
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