306 Hdi Timing Holes

[dexter1002 4 1 Cars]

hi guys in the middle of changing the fuel pump on my 306 hdi, could someone please tell me where abouts the timing holes are in the head ? are they at the bottom ?

thanks

[dexter1002 4 1 Cars]

by the looks of this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PEUGEOT-CITROEN-FIAT-2-0-HDI-8V-DW10-1998-2005-NEW-BARE-CAST-CYLINDER-HEAD-/180879908909?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&fits=Model%3A306&hash=item2a1d48602d

 

they are slightly of bottom centre.

[ablister 31]

there's a timing hole on the cam pulley and one on the flywheel. The one on the head is pretty easy to see but the one on the flywheel isn't! It's behind the starter at front of block, you need a special tool that has a couple of bends in it to get it to fit in the hole! Just a std pin similar to the camshaft locking pin but it needs to be shaped to get it into position. The pump itself isn't timed so doesn't need locked (well it is meant to be locked as it's balanced but wouldn't bother )

[ablister 31]

by the looks of this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PEUGEOT-CITROEN-FIAT-2-0-HDI-8V-DW10-1998-2005-NEW-BARE-CAST-CYLINDER-HEAD-/180879908909?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&fits=Model%3A306&hash=item2a1d48602d

 

they are slightly of bottom centre.

yeah, at about 8 o'clock

[welshpug 1,621]

fig 9 on this document shows the cam pulley pin location.

 

http://www.ccw-tools.com/uploads/images_products/PDF/Instructions/VS4820.PDF

 

Flywheel is locked in the same method as an XUD.

[dexter1002 4 1 Cars]

Thanks alot guys thats a big help much appreciated!

how could i get to the flywheel locking hole then it sounds quite difficult ?

[welshpug 1,621]

You use the tool, its number 3 on that PDF, its just behind the starter, you can remove the starter if you want.

[ablister 31]

As above, that tool manages to clear things that are in the way. You can see the hole so it's not too difficult.

 

Personally i've never taken the starter out, by the time you've taken the starter out, you'll have found the hole.

[dexter1002 4 1 Cars]

thanks guys, ive found all the timing holes and the belt is off,

but there is one nut on the bottom of the fuel pump has is a pain in the arse.

 

thats all for tonight anyway getting stressed lol

 

thanks for everyones help

[Paul_13 212 1 Cars]

You don't need a tool to lock the flywheel off, a suitable sized Allen key does the job. Obviously with the starter removed.

[RossD 43]

To be honest, a long 6mm Allen key can be used without removing the starter - save a bit of hassle!

[welshpug 1,621]

indeed, the correct tool is a long cranked 8mm rod tp avoid having to remove stuff.