cambelt change

Bo Bo · 14 September 2006, 20:42:31

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Nice one TB, I wil literally be just round the corner from Bo Bo. Would like to see how its done [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

You're more than welcome, could pop in for a celebratory bevvy in The Cedars after!

Timbuk · 14 September 2006, 20:47:08

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Quote21 have already gone out. 20 to our members and 1 elsewhere with a 2nd testing the water.

Looks like the locking kits are going to be in demand for a while.
Not for me I'm afraid, I watched it yesterday & it's waaaaaaaay out of my league.
When I open the bonnet I scratch my head & gulp but it has given me confidence in some smaller jobs, might even attempt a plug change some time!
Coventry isn't that far from me. If you have a nice warm garage, I would happily assist you do your first cambelt. Allenm still has my locking kit, so can't do for a few weeks...
Cheers guys. I wouldn't say it's warm, there's no heat! But it is a double garage (1/2 full of crap at the moment, but can easily be moved) not a great deal of light & very limited tools. There's no great hurry.

Did forget to mention Bo Bo, once ive finished Mr & Mrs Weirds, will be in Cov for about 3 weeks ( House renovation in Scotts Lane ) if you fancy a beer some time

TheBoy · 14 September 2006, 20:47:46

I have most of the required tools (missing an E20 socket for crank). Once I have the cam lock back, it a nice easy job.... ...I understand how scary it can be, but after seeing Marks_DTM and Ronnie McB do mine, its not bad at all...

Timbuk · 14 September 2006, 20:48:16

You beat me to it Bo Bo. Cedars it is then

Timbuk · 14 September 2006, 20:51:46

QuoteI have most of the required tools (missing an E20 socket for crank). Once I have the cam lock back, it a nice easy job.... ...I understand how scary it can be, but after seeing Marks_DTM and Ronnie McB do mine, its not bad at all...

Whats required TB, apart from the E20?

TheBoy · 14 September 2006, 20:58:54

Camlock kit, 30mm offset spanner, E10, E12, E14, usual sockets/spanners and other generic tools...

Bo Bo · 14 September 2006, 21:01:29

QuoteI have most of the required tools (missing an E20 socket for crank). Once I have the cam lock back, it a nice easy job.... ...I understand how scary it can be, but after seeing Marks_DTM and Ronnie McB do mine, its not bad at all...

Hope you've plenty of patience as well!

Bo Bo · 14 September 2006, 21:02:54

QuoteCamlock kit, 30mm offset spanner, E10, E12, E14, usual sockets/spanners and other generic tools...

Torque wrench

TheBoy · 14 September 2006, 21:05:32

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Hope you've plenty of patience as well!

Err... ...ask Tunnie

Timbuk · 14 September 2006, 21:08:55

QuoteCamlock kit, 30mm offset spanner, E10, E12, E14, usual sockets/spanners and other generic tools...

More than happy to supply/buy any tools required if needed. More than worth it to see how its done

TheBoy · 14 September 2006, 21:10:12

As I said, I have all the tools (or will have when I get an E20)

Timbuk · 14 September 2006, 21:10:41

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Hope you've plenty of patience as well!
Err... ...ask Tunnie

Sammy Sledgehammer springs to mind

TheBoy · 14 September 2006, 21:12:58

Fortunately, the day Tunnie was here when things were going downhill, Sammy Sledge was nowhere to be found... ...Larry Leadlamp stepped in to take over...

Bo Bo · 14 September 2006, 21:15:37

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Hope you've plenty of patience as well!
Err... ...ask Tunnie

Sammy Sledgehammer springs to mind

It was Bobby Baseball Bat yesterday!

Timbuk · 14 September 2006, 21:20:26

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Hope you've plenty of patience as well!
Err... ...ask Tunnie

Sammy Sledgehammer springs to mind
It was Bobby Baseball Bat yesterday!

If TB brings sammy, i'll bring bobby and if it all goes wrong your elite will be the nearest thing to express our selves on

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