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sutol

Chain Drive Is Slack

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sutol

Chain drive to oil pump is not as tight as I'd like it ( is anything ) how much slack is too much do ya reckon.

Am I worrying unnessesaraly unesesserrily unnessesserily without cause. ? :blush:

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Ryan

It doesn't need to be tight, as long as the chain can't come off then it should be fine.

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sutol
It doesn't need to be tight, as long as the chain can't come off then it should be fine.

Thanks mate, I suppose you're right, but I worry too much I'm told.

The one on my TD was slack after 100k so I s'pose it's normal.

 

Do you know if the oil pump is any better on the TD ? :blush:

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welshpug

I believe it would be the same pump, if you want to uprate it to a higher pressure you can fit a pressure relief spring from an XU10 oil pump, you can get them from a dealer for about £3 (not the tenner you often see on ebay :blush: )

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sutol

Thanks, I think I'll stick the diesel one on as it is a known good one and I'm not sure of the mileage on the Mi.

 

Started taking the cambelt off just before tea, a five minute job thinks me.....noooo, first adjuster pulley cracked off after sticking a tube on the allen key and hammering the key into the bolt as I teased it with the bar. CRACK, off it came just as I was about to give up.

Second adjuster pulley wouldn't budge so its sat there daring me to strip it and ruin the bolt, I think I'll weld a nut on it tomorrow and see how we go, new pulleys going on as the motor has been stood a while so I can burn em off if ness. :)

Nothings easy is it :D

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