the guy who done my belts made a special tool to lock up the crankshaft , saving 2-3 hours work by not having to remove the starter motor , then what looked like a scaffold bar to undo the crankshaft bolt
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the guy who done my belts made a special tool to lock up the crankshaft , saving 2-3 hours work by not having to remove the starter motor , then what looked like a scaffold bar to undo the crankshaft bolt
When i did the belt on my 200tdi i ground a locking pin for the flywheel and that held while i torqued the pulley.
Just used a bolt that went through the wading plug hole without threading, ground the end to be a good fit in the timing slot on the flywheel, then wrapped tape around the bolt to stop it dropping out the hole.
Just used a bolt that went through the wading plug hole without threading, ground the end to be a good fit in the timing slot on the flywheel, then wrapped tape around the bolt to stop it dropping out the hole.
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mine is en-route anorl Went in the post today. And..................................for some reason he has put a hub oil seal tool and steering wheel puller in with the package.
mine is en-route anorl Went in the post today. And..................................for some reason he has put a hub oil seal tool and steering wheel puller in with the package.
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Oh dear...How did that happen???
Darn shame.....
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Do you know him, neilly?Oh dear...How did that happen???
Darn shame.....
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Do you know him, neilly?
No , only got his info from finding his info on ebay when searching for the tool .
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Snap! wasn't mentioning it before you did
....... I've exchanged quite a few long emails with him - comes across as a really nice guy
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Tremendous!Snap! wasn't mentioning it before you did
I wonder why he's doing that? Must be a promotional thing. Did he just charge you £37.50?No.
Tremendous!
Yes.
I didn't ask - we were too busy "talking" about helicopterers
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OK, Now shut up....LOL
I paid more , did not get any freebies....LOL.........
Oh well never mind...He does sound like a good guy. from the messages I have received.
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I paid more , did not get any freebies....LOL.......
.. Oh well never mind...He does sound like a good guy. from the messages I have received.
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Yes, seems to be a top bloke. I got an email this morning to tell me he had put it in the post and what the tracking number was. Very organised, fast and excellent communication. I did mention my Landy being a keeper and I was collecting LR tools to maintain it. He said he's put the other tools in to 'add to your collection'. What a gentlemanOK, Now shut up....LOL
I paid more , did not get any freebies....LOL.......
Oh well never mind...He does sound like a good guy. from the messages I have received.
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Accepting the fact that I'm ever so slightly autistic, I think it's only fair that when they arrive I install them on the tool board and send him a picture.
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Ok, Ok, I give up! Tell me where you want the carb cleanerYou know what I want to see..............have you moved it???
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I'll move it and take a picture to prove it On a serious note. Can't thank you enough for posting about the crank pulley tool and passing on Sean's contact details. Obviously, it's worked out embarrassingly well. Cheer, mate.
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Was the handle long enough to reach the chassis rail? I can't quite make it out in your picture.
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Yes , it sat on the bottom of the rail, on the crush tube that my steering guard fits to. Should work perfectly in both directions. will let you know later this week.
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needs to be 450mm long
On a serious note. Can't thank you enough for posting about the crank pulley tool and passing on Sean's contact details. Obviously, it's worked out embarrassingly well. Cheer, mate.
+1 - thanks ever so much for that @neilly - with 2 of the "little darlings" to fettle, said tool has been on my wish list for a while. Wish I'd had it when I did the pump change 2 years ago - and SWMBO's timing belt is due in march...
Thanks again
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