matthew2riches
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cheers matt ive canceled work tomorrow so will open her up and have a look
What speed and how many revs were you doing when it went just out of interest??
cheers matt ive canceled work tomorrow so will open her up and have a look
bloody cambelt snapped on the fender todaymay be a seized tensioner made a funny noise just before it went, looks like im gonna be spending Wednesday getting her back on the road. thanks for helping me out brian!
What speed and how many revs were you doing when it went just out of interest??
Was about 40 at 1500 rpm in 5th i recon it should only be bent push rods....well im hoping anyway will see tomorrow, ill take some pics tomorrow
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Yer Dayco make a lot of OE belts, not expensive either
Thats a bugger did you change the tensioner and idler aswell ?
Best use gen. set its about £110 then change the belt and timing cover seal every year and dont be tempted to over tighten the belt tension.
You can get a good Dayco belt for about £12 and Dayco make the original equipment, when I changed mine last year I had a gen set from LR and also a OE Dayco belt from Paddocks to compare belts, they looked and felt the same, always use corteco cover seal aswell. I take the wading bung out about 1once amonth and push a thin length of wire with about a 20mm 90deg bend on the end if that makes sense, it goes up into the bottom of the timing chest twist it and bring back down, if it has belt dust on it you know to change the belt quick.
What relay did you use Matt as i need to sort this out.
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