no-one has the torque :(

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We always do it with engine on the floor and a jemmy jammed into the ring gear teeth.How you do it with the lump in....?????The timing peg would be under a hell of a stress,maybe with brakes and gear as well it would work but I'd be a bit worried about trying it myself......
 
Im sorry not to be more help,my experience on Td5s was years ago and not very much then.....and I dont have the service book.Anyone out there have the proper workshop manual,does that say anything?

I still say go to your local council transport depot.
 
The ring gear teeth are the best option because the flywheel has so much leverage, the relative forces at the teeth are acceptable. Just make sure you don't slip, otherwise the momentary load on the next tooth could chip it.

Cheers.
 
We did it!!

YES!!!

Stuck it in reverse, then got a big ass torque wrench on it with a prybar jammed in the damper.. A bit unconventional but it was done in less than 5 mins.. :D

Thanks alot for advice guys :D
 
Now you can drive it into a HGV service place and get them to check the torque with their big stick......well done mate.Nice to hear a happy ending!
 
@johnlad Yeah i saw that in the haynes manual but i have no means to make anything like that :S

@CharlesY There is a special landrover tool you can get to counterhold the pulley but its ALOT of money for something ill only use once :S

@CharlesY so 4th gear is ok to use? how about a combination of the locking pin and 4th gear and brakes?

Thanks so much for advice so far guys
 

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Are you going to be able to apply 460nm with a torque wrench?

If so, surely you can do it with a big bar too, maybe more?

We have a 3/4 drive set with the bar extended to about 6 feet, manages all the hub nuts and crank pulleys.

I know you want to do it right, but maybe it will be ok as a last option.

WHAT ABOUT book it into land rover, hour's labour might be cheaper than tooling up anyway???
WOW!
THAT idea would have never entered my head!
 
thanks very much guys, got some guys with a big ass breaker bar to come help me tighten it in the mornin, gonna try the 4th gear brakes on option. I mean that should give some hefty torque and you guys have alot more exp than me... So ill do this and let you know how it went tommorow afternoon.. After though.. Im gonna pop down jcb and see what they have to offer in the way of torque, just so i know how much more to tighten it :)

Fingers crossed i dont break a gear tooth hey..

Atm i have no steel no drill and no drill bits :S

I know im an amatuer a complete one.. hence no tools to speak of except my 8 pound draper socket set and a pair of viscous fan removal wrenchs. Oh! also 2 screwdrivers, and a small claw hammer :)

I do have the haynes manual and also the rave cd, thats how i got this far lol :lol:
Thanks again very much for your advice and help :) I SO wish i had the bits to make that tool your going on about johnlad...

If you want tools, start going to Land Rover shows and pick up some bargains.
Just spotted your address. My Great Aunt just moved into a nursing home from Heol Camlas, Cwmavon. She was 100 years old last saturday.
 
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