Discodevon
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hey guys what sort of job would it be to check the cam timing on my 2005 defender?
Cam timing
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markomate2
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Not a big job.
You should ideally get hold of some timing pins.
Like these http://www.paddockspares.com/timing-pins-land-rover-td5.html
Cam cover will need removing.
You should also remove the fan, makes it easier to turn the engine with a socket on the crankshaft pulley bolt.
Refer to the manual for the pin locations and proceedure, its been a while since I had to do mine after a head replacement so I dont want to go into too much detail!
Shouldn't take more than 1 hour including fiddling time!
Mark
You should ideally get hold of some timing pins.
Like these http://www.paddockspares.com/timing-pins-land-rover-td5.html
Cam cover will need removing.
You should also remove the fan, makes it easier to turn the engine with a socket on the crankshaft pulley bolt.
Refer to the manual for the pin locations and proceedure, its been a while since I had to do mine after a head replacement so I dont want to go into too much detail!
Shouldn't take more than 1 hour including fiddling time!
Mark
Discodevon
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Thank you marko
Will have a gander at the weekend
Will have a gander at the weekend
Discodevon
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Do I need to take the sump off to lock the flywheel does anyone know?
markomate2
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No just the cam cover to lock the camshaft.
The flywheel locks with a pin through a threaded hole. Have a look under the car you should find it quite easily.
The flywheel locks with a pin through a threaded hole. Have a look under the car you should find it quite easily.
