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Cambelt kit
« on: 04 August 2008, 15:34:36 »
What are the views on cambelt kits for V6 -

Genuine all the way, or are the contitech's etc of this world alright? (I have a funny feeling they make them for VX anyway?)

Also, does anyone know what kit is needed for the 3.0 on a 2000 W or is the engine number needed?

I'd quite like to order one asap :y
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #1 on: 04 August 2008, 15:36:42 »
Was advised that contitech are good. But who am I to tell  :D :D

Foward planning then James?  :y :y   Does it need anything esle doing? Will you be LPG'ing?  ;)
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #2 on: 04 August 2008, 15:37:38 »
Have fitted a few SKF ones recently and they're good. Sourced from Autovaux, IIRC. Markings on the belt (made by Gates) and SKF bearings.

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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #3 on: 04 August 2008, 15:37:45 »
Go for a gen part and yours is the same year and model as mine and that was an EB kit which cost just over £120.
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #4 on: 04 August 2008, 15:38:34 »
Should have said the SKF ones I got worked out at about 100 quid delivered, IIRC.

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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #5 on: 04 August 2008, 15:39:59 »
An EB Kit on a 2000 car  :-?
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #6 on: 04 August 2008, 15:47:37 »
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On the two kits the vauxhall do there is a code on the main tensioner bracket and you should find either EB or 01 but you will find one of these and they differ in price by about £15 with the EB one being the cheaper one. :y
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #7 on: 04 August 2008, 15:49:22 »
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On the two kits the vauxhall do there is a code on the main tensioner bracket and you should find either EB or 01 but you will find one of these and they differ in price by about £15 with the EB one being the cheaper one. :y

I know, I just didn't recall EB kits being used on later models.  ::)
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #8 on: 04 August 2008, 15:50:40 »
Whats the difference folks ?  :-[ :-[
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #9 on: 04 August 2008, 15:53:31 »
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Location of the concentric idler...
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Gotcha matey  :y :y

Thanks for that  ;)
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #11 on: 04 August 2008, 15:58:03 »
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An EB Kit on a 2000 car  :-?

On the two kits the vauxhall do there is a code on the main tensioner bracket and you should find either EB or 01 but you will find one of these and they differ in price by about £15 with the EB one being the cheaper one. :y

I know, I just didn't recall EB kits being used on later models.  ::)

So when did they stop using the EB one then.
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #12 on: 04 August 2008, 16:13:51 »
Can always swap the backplate if it is an 01.

My 98 is an EB.  Vaguely recall Tunnie's new one being EB, but I was nursing a real bad hangover that day, so could be wrong
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #13 on: 04 August 2008, 16:15:38 »
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What are the views on cambelt kits for V6 -

Genuine all the way, or are the contitech's etc of this world alright? (I have a funny feeling they make them for VX anyway?)

Also, does anyone know what kit is needed for the 3.0 on a 2000 W or is the engine number needed?

I'd quite like to order one asap :y


Understand both Gates & Contitech supplied Vx as OEMs.
Both makers are well respected companies in the belt making field.
Recently bought 2 x Contitech kits for the Elites - £53 + VAT each vs £97 + VAT each on TC!!!!  Cheapest i could get Gates was around £70 + VAT each.
Have to say well packed, look top quality, all bearings SKF.  Kit complete incl replacement bolts.  Ordered late Sun night, arrived early following Tues morning.
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Re: Cambelt kit
« Reply #14 on: 04 August 2008, 16:15:50 »
I think I did a 98/99 car recently that was 01.

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