I would have preferred that to have seen the belt being changed on a 1.6 VVT. The working space is much tighter and the amateur mechanic does not have access to a hoist. Thank you for the making these tutorials they are really helpful.
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I’m sure when you take off the starter motor there’s an alignment/locking hole in the engine block and flywheel so you don’t need a timing tool but can be done with a large enough drill bit.
I’m sure when you take off the starter motor there’s an alignment/locking hole in the engine block and flywheel so you don’t need a timing tool but can be done with a large enough drill bit.
i didn't see undoing the 10 mm nuts for the cam pulley when setting the timing belt and then torqueing 14 Nm after the tensioner pulley bolt is torqued 27 Nm
It goes in the side of the engine block near the flywheel it blocks the camshaft in a certain position. It physically blocks it and you also secure the flywheel via inserting a bolt trough the block that goes inside the flywheel
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I would have preferred that to have seen the belt being changed on a 1.6 VVT. The working space is much tighter and the amateur mechanic does not have access to a hoist. Thank you for the making these tutorials they are really helpful.
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Hi.. Is there no danger of breaking the pin when tightening the crankshaft pulley?
Super video.. excellent explanation
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Does this video apply for clio 3 kombi 1.5 dci 48kw too?
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Where to find that TIMING TOOL KIT, can't find on your website?
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Good job.
I’m sure when you take off the starter motor there’s an alignment/locking hole in the engine block and flywheel so you don’t need a timing tool but can be done with a large enough drill bit.
great informative video,,was able to follow and complete my own job many thanks,,really looking forward to your next
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@19:12 thread locker rather than sealant. Overall very cool and I formative clip
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Is this is same process as well for automatic 1.6 16v?
Unfortunately, we do not have such information, we recommend that you consult your mechanic.
Very good
Great educational video but it would be helpful to know what engine it is, and what engines it would apply too.
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Hallo bro please can show for Opel Astra h headlight cleaner/spray how can I use/on Sorry?
Will you soon show how the timing chain on Renault or Dacia 0.9tce vehicles is changing?
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Dear Friend Will I use grease oil or medium strength stabilizer
for Renault water pump bolt?
It is better to use a thread sealant for the water pump bolts.
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Excellent video!! Do you have a link for a timing pin set (camshaft & crankshaft) for the Renault D4F? Same engine as in the Clio 3
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I’m sure when you take off the starter motor there’s an alignment/locking hole in the engine block and flywheel so you don’t need a timing tool but can be done with a large enough drill bit.
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This is a diesel one. How about for petrol engine, ex. 1.2?
You can find this information in the technical documentation for the repair of your particular model of car.
What did you exactly to tell us min 8:34 i didn't get it?
This is information about the camshaft position marks. For more accurate information, please refer to the technical documentation of your vehicle.
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i didn't see undoing the 10 mm nuts for the cam pulley when setting the timing belt and then torqueing 14 Nm after the tensioner pulley bolt is torqued 27 Nm
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how similar is this to a 1.2 Tce engine ?
1.2 tce has a chain. Normal 1.2 has a belt
Why not show prople where this timing tool go in to
It goes in the side of the engine block near the flywheel it blocks the camshaft in a certain position. It physically blocks it and you also secure the flywheel via inserting a bolt trough the block that goes inside the flywheel
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thank you my friend this video. good video and good explanation
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