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Vehicle & Technical => Defender => Topic started by: TDi90 on May 15, 2007, 23:18:20

Title: Cambelt kits
Post by: TDi90 on May 15, 2007, 23:18:20

where do i get a cambelt kit please?
and is everything i need to change the cambelt included?
Rob

Title: Cambelt kits
Post by: Les Henson on May 16, 2007, 07:38:36

Bearmach do a complete lit for the 300TDi engine, but not the 200TDi.

300TDi kit is part no STC4096K

200TDi timing parts are as follows:-

ERC5655    water pump gasket
ERR1553    gasket
ERR2530    tensioner timing
ETC8550    belt timing dayco


Les

Title: Cambelt kits
Post by: TDi90 on May 16, 2007, 08:40:54

thanks les.
do you know of any kits for a 200Tdi as that is what i need it for!
Rob

Title: Cambelt kits
Post by: muck_truck on May 16, 2007, 11:29:10

paddocks do a kit for a 200 TDI

Title: Cambelt kits
Post by: TDi90 on May 16, 2007, 12:19:57

Quote from: "muck_truck"

paddocks do a kit for a 200 TDI

i dont think they do a KIT, i think they only o a belt...
here:
http://www.paddockspares.com/pp/DEFENDER/Engine_Parts/Timing_belt_-_200TDI_(WEB_EXCLUSIVE_SPECIAL_OFFER).html

thats sjut the belt though, and apprently you need a tensioner and other bitss too... is there no KIT for it#?

Title: Cambelt kits
Post by: CJ on May 16, 2007, 16:18:49

For decent quality bearmach stuff try this > www.mailorder4x4.com

 :oops:  :wink:

Title: Cambelt kits
Post by: muck_truck on May 16, 2007, 17:48:30

i got a kit from paddocks.  hmm  i'll go have a look

Do a search for TIMINGKIT200DEF thats what i got and it had everything you needed.

only thing i remember is the tensioner was slightly different and you'll need a spacer or couple of washers on the bolt that holds the tensioner in, unless its a different one now.

Title: Cambelt kits
Post by: extreme90 on May 16, 2007, 17:59:00

rob, you can get them from paddocks or mm4x4
but make sure you get a lower crank seal and timing chest seal too, as its appart you might aswel replace um, rather than 1000 miles down the road  :wink:
dan

Title: Cambelt kits
Post by: TDi90 on May 16, 2007, 22:52:00

thanks dan.
where do i get the seal's from?
same thing as gaskets right?

Title: Cambelt kits
Post by: extreme90 on May 16, 2007, 23:18:23

ah well.....the gaskets i dont use and wont use  :lol:
i use rtv on the timing case cover, i make sure absolutely no water or crud can get in the chest to rip the belt apart  :shock:

as for the seals, some times they come with the kit, some times they dont, just ask them for a front crank oil seal and a timing chest cover seal

it makes sense to do it really when its apart, wel it does to me  :P

o another thing i do now to forign engines is remove the blinning cam gear retaining bolt and locktight the ******  :shock:
i had a cam dissapear off into the block and pop its head out at the other end on one engine cos the bolt slackend off then stripped  :shock:

dan