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Andy B

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Re: Cambelt Tensioner Failure 10k early?
« Reply #45 on: 31 October 2009, 20:42:18 »
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Already have off eGay, trouble was we wanted one now then then to whip the belt of to test the tensioners.

No local motor factors then in the morning?  ;)
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Re: Cambelt Tensioner Failure 10k early?
« Reply #46 on: 31 October 2009, 20:44:34 »
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Already have off eGay, trouble was we wanted one now then then to whip the belt of to test the tensioners.

No local motor factors then in the morning?  ;)

Local one did not have any (they are useless anyway)

We live in country here, no bugger is open on a Sunday. (apart from Tesco)

Needs belt kit anyway....
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Re: Cambelt Tensioner Failure 10k early?
« Reply #47 on: 31 October 2009, 20:56:03 »
Stick the crank 90 degrees before TDC and take the belt off and then check it for whats causing the noise.
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Re: Cambelt Tensioner Failure 10k early?
« Reply #48 on: 31 October 2009, 21:01:07 »
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Stick the crank 90 degrees before TDC and take the belt off and then check it for whats causing the noise.

It won't damage the valves releasing it without a lock?
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Re: Cambelt Tensioner Failure 10k early?
« Reply #49 on: 31 October 2009, 21:07:57 »
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Stick the crank 90 degrees before TDC and take the belt off and then check it for whats causing the noise.

It won't damage the valves releasing it without a lock?

No, at 90 deg before TDC (or after), all 4 pistons are half way up/down the bores and hence well clear of the valves even if fully open.
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Re: Cambelt Tensioner Failure 10k early?
« Reply #50 on: 31 October 2009, 21:09:42 »
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Stick the crank 90 degrees before TDC and take the belt off and then check it for whats causing the noise.

It won't damage the valves releasing it without a lock?

No, at 90 deg before TDC (or after), all 4 pistons are half way up/down the bores and hence well clear of the valves even if fully open.

Good to know  :)
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