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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #105 on: 02 August 2006, 13:31:58 »
I assume you have the rachet? Really can't remember if extension bar needed...
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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #106 on: 02 August 2006, 15:01:00 »
Yep I've got a ratchet ;D

I now have an E-20 socket and a 1/2 to 3/8 adaptor to make it fit!!
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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #107 on: 02 August 2006, 15:06:02 »
Still aiming for around 4:30 ish....
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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #108 on: 02 August 2006, 20:16:11 »
Right,  Jaime came round this afternoon and helped me strip the engine down to the cambelt (or at least let me watch!!)  -

Turning the crank was rather easy and there was a distict lack of compression.

Pictures with it set to TDC and the locking kit installed.






Bits from the pully (or tensioner , can't remember which)



Over to you Mark!!

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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #109 on: 02 August 2006, 20:17:57 »
Just looking at the pictures, they aren't great. It was getting dark and raining.  If needs be I can take some more in the morning.  Let me know

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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #110 on: 02 August 2006, 20:21:38 »
You might have got away with that......I would fit a new kit and try it....
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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #111 on: 02 August 2006, 20:23:48 »
Jaime was concerned about the lack of compression (i.e. next to none), is that likely to have a bearing on that view?
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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #112 on: 02 August 2006, 20:27:19 »
I have seen them survive a two tooth slip.....and given it will need a new belt etc any way there is little to loose (an hour or so's work).

Compression would be down any way because the valve timing is out.
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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #113 on: 02 August 2006, 20:29:45 »
I have to say that the tensioner looks VERY old...!
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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #114 on: 02 August 2006, 20:35:00 »
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I have to say that the tensioner looks VERY old...!

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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #115 on: 02 August 2006, 20:43:34 »
I reckon the exhaust cam on the left bank has slipped 3.  Also, the exhaust on the right bank seems to have slipped back 1 - is this normal?

There was pretty much 0 compression apart from a small bit just before tdc...

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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #116 on: 02 August 2006, 20:47:06 »
I still think suck and see......and hope.
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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #117 on: 02 August 2006, 21:32:24 »
OK, I'm busy this weekend, but anyone fancy giving Allenm a hand in Milton Keynes, I'm sure he would be please to hear from you ;)

Mark - whats the easiest way to pull those cams back in to line...? try and use belt?
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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #118 on: 02 August 2006, 21:47:35 »
Turn engine over as is to 60 deg before tdc and pop the belt off, the cams will spring but that doesn't matter. Then rotate the cams to the alignment marks and re-fit the locking tools.

Bring crank back to TDC and fit locking tool....then fit belt as usual...
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Re: Oh Bugger - The END?
« Reply #119 on: 02 August 2006, 22:05:28 »
mark - do you know which belt kit it needs - it was cold and wet, so i didn't check  :-[
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