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IS IT AN AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL TENSIONER ON YOUR ENGINE?
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Timing belt - twice!
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From the latest Autodata
Make/Model : Land Rover Freelander (97-06) 1,8 2000-06 Engine code : 18K16
Removal AUTOMATIC BELT TENSIONER
Raise and support front of vehicle.
Remove:
RH front wheel.
Engine undershield.
RH splash guard.
Starter motor.
Auxiliary drive belt.
Timing belt upper cover Fig.11500.1.
urn crankshaft clockwise until timing marks on camshaft sprockets aligned with marks on timing belt rear cover (90° BTDC) Fig.11500.2.
Lock camshaft sprockets. Use tool No.LRT-12-134 Fig.11500.3.
Lock flywheel. Use tool No.LRT-12-145.
Support engine.
Remove:
RH engine mounting.
Crankshaft pulley bolt Fig.11500.13.
Crankshaft pulley Fig.11500.4.
Timing belt lower cover and seal Fig.11500.5.
Remove tensioner bolt Fig.11500.6. Fit new bolt.
Remove index spring and tensioner pulley Fig.11500.7 & Fig.11500.8.
Remove timing belt.
WARNING: If belt has been in use for more than 48,000 miles: Fit new belt.
WARNING: If belt has been in use for more than 80.000 km: Fit new belt.
Installation
Ensure timing marks on camshaft sprockets aligned with marks on timing belt rear cover Fig.11500.2.
Ensure locking tool located correctly in camshaft sprockets Fig.11500.3.
Ensure crankshaft sprocket dots aligned with flange on oil pump Fig.11500.9 (90° BTDC).
Fit tensioner pulley and index spring Fig.11500.8 & Fig.11500.7. Use new bolt Fig.11500.6.
NOTE: Replace tensioner every 100,000 miles.
NOTE: Replace tensioner every 160.000 km.
Ensure index spring located correctly.
Position tensioner lever at 9 o'clock Fig.11500.10.
Tighten tensioner bolt until tensioner can just be moved Fig.11500.6.
Fit timing belt in anti-clockwise direction, starting at crankshaft sprocket. Ensure belt is taut between sprockets.
Install:
Timing belt lower cover and seal Fig.11500.5.
Crankshaft pulley Fig.11500.4.
Remove locking tool from camshaft sprockets Fig.11500.3.
Turn tensioner anti-clockwise until pointer Fig.11500.11 aligned with index spring Fig.11500.7. Use Allen key (6 mm).
NOTE: Repeat tensioning procedure if pointer passes index spring.
If reusing old belt: Align lower part of pointer to index spring Fig.11500.12.
Tighten tensioner bolt to 25 Nm Fig.11500.6.
Turn crankshaft two turns clockwise until timing marks aligned Fig.11500.2 & Fig.11500.9.
Ensure pointer still aligned Fig.11500.11.
If not: Repeat tensioning procedure.
Install components in reverse order of removal.
Tighten crankshaft pulley bolt to 205 Nm Fig.11500.13.
Make/Model : Land Rover Freelander (97-06) 1,8 2000-06 Engine code : 18K16
Removal AUTOMATIC BELT TENSIONER
Raise and support front of vehicle.
Remove:
RH front wheel.
Engine undershield.
RH splash guard.
Starter motor.
Auxiliary drive belt.
Timing belt upper cover Fig.11500.1.
urn crankshaft clockwise until timing marks on camshaft sprockets aligned with marks on timing belt rear cover (90° BTDC) Fig.11500.2.
Lock camshaft sprockets. Use tool No.LRT-12-134 Fig.11500.3.
Lock flywheel. Use tool No.LRT-12-145.
Support engine.
Remove:
RH engine mounting.
Crankshaft pulley bolt Fig.11500.13.
Crankshaft pulley Fig.11500.4.
Timing belt lower cover and seal Fig.11500.5.
Remove tensioner bolt Fig.11500.6. Fit new bolt.
Remove index spring and tensioner pulley Fig.11500.7 & Fig.11500.8.
Remove timing belt.
WARNING: If belt has been in use for more than 48,000 miles: Fit new belt.
WARNING: If belt has been in use for more than 80.000 km: Fit new belt.
Installation
Ensure timing marks on camshaft sprockets aligned with marks on timing belt rear cover Fig.11500.2.
Ensure locking tool located correctly in camshaft sprockets Fig.11500.3.
Ensure crankshaft sprocket dots aligned with flange on oil pump Fig.11500.9 (90° BTDC).
Fit tensioner pulley and index spring Fig.11500.8 & Fig.11500.7. Use new bolt Fig.11500.6.
NOTE: Replace tensioner every 100,000 miles.
NOTE: Replace tensioner every 160.000 km.
Ensure index spring located correctly.
Position tensioner lever at 9 o'clock Fig.11500.10.
Tighten tensioner bolt until tensioner can just be moved Fig.11500.6.
Fit timing belt in anti-clockwise direction, starting at crankshaft sprocket. Ensure belt is taut between sprockets.
Install:
Timing belt lower cover and seal Fig.11500.5.
Crankshaft pulley Fig.11500.4.
Remove locking tool from camshaft sprockets Fig.11500.3.
Turn tensioner anti-clockwise until pointer Fig.11500.11 aligned with index spring Fig.11500.7. Use Allen key (6 mm).
NOTE: Repeat tensioning procedure if pointer passes index spring.
If reusing old belt: Align lower part of pointer to index spring Fig.11500.12.
Tighten tensioner bolt to 25 Nm Fig.11500.6.
Turn crankshaft two turns clockwise until timing marks aligned Fig.11500.2 & Fig.11500.9.
Ensure pointer still aligned Fig.11500.11.
If not: Repeat tensioning procedure.
Install components in reverse order of removal.
Tighten crankshaft pulley bolt to 205 Nm Fig.11500.13.
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From the latest Autodata
Make/Model : Land Rover Freelander (97-06) 1,8 2000-06 Engine code : 18K16
Removal MANUAL BELT TENSIONER
Raise and support front of vehicle.
Remove:
RH front wheel.
Engine undershield.
RH splash guard.
Starter motor.
Auxiliary drive belt.
Timing belt upper cover Fig.11496.1.
Turn crankshaft clockwise until timing marks on camshaft sprockets aligned with marks on timing belt rear cover (90° BTDC) Fig.11496.2.
Lock camshaft sprockets. Use tool No.LRT-12-134 Fig.11496.3.
Lock flywheel. Use tool No.LRT-12-145.
Support engine.
Remove:
RH engine mounting.
Crankshaft pulley bolt Fig.11496.10.
Crankshaft pulley Fig.11496.4.
Timing belt lower cover and seal Fig.11496.5.
Slacken tensioner pulley Allen bolt 1/2 turn Fig.11496.6.
NOTE: If reusing old belt: Mark position of tensioner for refitting.
Slacken tensioner backplate bolt 1/2 turn Fig.11496.7.
Move tensioner away from belt. Lightly tighten tensioner backplate bolt Fig.11496.7.
Remove timing belt.
WARNING: If belt has been in use for more than 48,000 miles: Fit new belt.
WARNING: If belt has been in use for more than 80.000 km: Fit new belt.
Replacement timing belt
NOTE: If replacement timing belt is fitted: Fit new tensioner spring and pillar bolt Fig.11496.8. A sleeve is not fitted to replacement spring.
Ensure timing marks on camshaft sprockets aligned with marks on timing belt rear cover Fig.11496.2.
Ensure locking tool located correctly in camshaft sprockets Fig.11496.3.
Ensure crankshaft sprocket dots aligned with flange on oil pump Fig.11496.9 (90° BTDC).
Fit timing belt in anti-clockwise direction, starting at crankshaft sprocket. Ensure belt is taut between sprockets.
Install:
Timing belt lower cover and seal Fig.11496.5.
Crankshaft pulley Fig.11496.4.
Remove locking tool from camshaft sprockets Fig.11496.3.
Slacken tensioner backplate bolt Fig.11496.7.
Push tensioner against belt. Use finger pressure only.
Tighten tensioner backplate bolt Fig.11496.7. Tightening torque: 10 Nm.
Turn crankshaft two turns clockwise.
Slacken tensioner backplate bolt Fig.11496.7.
Ensure tensioner is pressing on belt.
Tighten tensioner pulley Allen bolt to 45 Nm Fig.11496.6.
Tighten tensioner backplate bolt Fig.11496.7. Tightening torque: 10 Nm.
Install components in reverse order of removal.
Tighten crankshaft pulley bolt to 205 Nm Fig.11496.10.
Make/Model : Land Rover Freelander (97-06) 1,8 2000-06 Engine code : 18K16
Removal MANUAL BELT TENSIONER
Raise and support front of vehicle.
Remove:
RH front wheel.
Engine undershield.
RH splash guard.
Starter motor.
Auxiliary drive belt.
Timing belt upper cover Fig.11496.1.
Turn crankshaft clockwise until timing marks on camshaft sprockets aligned with marks on timing belt rear cover (90° BTDC) Fig.11496.2.
Lock camshaft sprockets. Use tool No.LRT-12-134 Fig.11496.3.
Lock flywheel. Use tool No.LRT-12-145.
Support engine.
Remove:
RH engine mounting.
Crankshaft pulley bolt Fig.11496.10.
Crankshaft pulley Fig.11496.4.
Timing belt lower cover and seal Fig.11496.5.
Slacken tensioner pulley Allen bolt 1/2 turn Fig.11496.6.
NOTE: If reusing old belt: Mark position of tensioner for refitting.
Slacken tensioner backplate bolt 1/2 turn Fig.11496.7.
Move tensioner away from belt. Lightly tighten tensioner backplate bolt Fig.11496.7.
Remove timing belt.
WARNING: If belt has been in use for more than 48,000 miles: Fit new belt.
WARNING: If belt has been in use for more than 80.000 km: Fit new belt.
Replacement timing belt
NOTE: If replacement timing belt is fitted: Fit new tensioner spring and pillar bolt Fig.11496.8. A sleeve is not fitted to replacement spring.
Ensure timing marks on camshaft sprockets aligned with marks on timing belt rear cover Fig.11496.2.
Ensure locking tool located correctly in camshaft sprockets Fig.11496.3.
Ensure crankshaft sprocket dots aligned with flange on oil pump Fig.11496.9 (90° BTDC).
Fit timing belt in anti-clockwise direction, starting at crankshaft sprocket. Ensure belt is taut between sprockets.
Install:
Timing belt lower cover and seal Fig.11496.5.
Crankshaft pulley Fig.11496.4.
Remove locking tool from camshaft sprockets Fig.11496.3.
Slacken tensioner backplate bolt Fig.11496.7.
Push tensioner against belt. Use finger pressure only.
Tighten tensioner backplate bolt Fig.11496.7. Tightening torque: 10 Nm.
Turn crankshaft two turns clockwise.
Slacken tensioner backplate bolt Fig.11496.7.
Ensure tensioner is pressing on belt.
Tighten tensioner pulley Allen bolt to 45 Nm Fig.11496.6.
Tighten tensioner backplate bolt Fig.11496.7. Tightening torque: 10 Nm.
Install components in reverse order of removal.
Tighten crankshaft pulley bolt to 205 Nm Fig.11496.10.
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As mantamad says autodata is a widely used compilation of very basic data and won't contain all the manufacturers recommendations. Its use shouldn't by any means be taken as an indication that a job is done to a particular standard.
The offending bolt is self locking only at first use and so should be discarded and replaced. That said, apparently it did not come loose but sheared. In my opinion this will be due to over-tightening.
As for what might have, but didn't happen the garage isn't responsible for that so i wouldn't allow it to influence your overall opinion.
If they are accepting that they are responsible for the error and carrying out the repair at no financial cost to you, do you stand to gain anything worthwhile by further confrontation?
The offending bolt is self locking only at first use and so should be discarded and replaced. That said, apparently it did not come loose but sheared. In my opinion this will be due to over-tightening.
As for what might have, but didn't happen the garage isn't responsible for that so i wouldn't allow it to influence your overall opinion.
If they are accepting that they are responsible for the error and carrying out the repair at no financial cost to you, do you stand to gain anything worthwhile by further confrontation?
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It does appear that Autodata do recomend bolt renewal. Hope that give yu summat to fight with if it gets nasty.
Spot on and thank you for taking the time to post that Autodata information. Internet warrior you are indeed!
Thank you
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Hi Guys.
I have a question about with the Process to change the Timing belt on my KV6 (freelander 2.5). I don't know which of the points I must use to align the back bands, the crankshft and front belt, the point in V on the gear of the crankshaft or th "SAFE" mark. Someone Can Help me?
Thanks
Jim Vargas
I have a question about with the Process to change the Timing belt on my KV6 (freelander 2.5). I don't know which of the points I must use to align the back bands, the crankshft and front belt, the point in V on the gear of the crankshaft or th "SAFE" mark. Someone Can Help me?
Thanks
Jim Vargas
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When doing the 2 smaller belts on the other side, use the same crankshaft V on the cog, but make sure the gears on the smaller belts on the rear are the correct way round. This is the right way:
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This below is wrong. Turn the crank 360 degrees to change to the correct way as above:
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Tensioners, idlers & water pumps (if cambelt driven) should ALL be replaced every time the belt is changed no matter what any manual says & a good garage would always advise a customer that they would be best do this.
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