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dale mcgarry

posted on 7th Apr 17 at 15:14

tensioner was fine, valve must have just broke, engine away to come out soon.


dale mcgarry

posted on 31st Mar 17 at 11:28

i have not been able to get the bottom crank bolt off so i can't remove the cover to get a good look, i'm guessing it failed and threw the timing out but will have a right look when i manage to get that bolt undone


tom_simes

posted on 31st Mar 17 at 11:20

So did the tensioner actually fail, or was it just not done up properly?


dale mcgarry

posted on 30th Mar 17 at 19:39





dale mcgarry

posted on 30th Mar 17 at 19:35

yeah i looked at the markings and it was to the left hand side of the v by miles! i have inspected it have the head off and i found that one valve has snapped off and lodged itself into the piston damaging both piston and the cylinder head and spark plug, need to fully inspect the bore, ill upload some pictures


tom_simes

posted on 30th Mar 17 at 14:10

Has the tensioner failed or is it another pulley? Should be easy to see if the tensioner is in the right place from the Haynes illustrations.


dale mcgarry

posted on 30th Mar 17 at 11:57

just wondering if anyone has came across a tensioner that has failed causing the timing to slip and cause a piston to hit the spark plug?

this is what happened to mine and the timing belt is still intact but very very loose so guessing that the tensioner has failed