I've Got Stuck Fitting Timing Belt (Now Completed)

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AndersDK wrote:Yeah - I had my dozeeeee o'feaster brewwwww todayy mayyyte :lol: letsee ifs omeon eels willc atcht hato ne
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Yeah - I had my dose of easter brew today mate (beer?) :lol: lets see if someone else will catch that one.

The XUD is actually one of the easiest engines to time I have seen. The bolt holes in the sprockets and head are a brilliant idea. Just done the cambelt on a Renault 1.9TD... Nowhere near as easy.
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Nope F&F -

- you did not catch it :idea:
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fastandfurryous wrote:The XUD is actually one of the easiest engines to time I have seen. The bolt holes in the sprockets and head are a brilliant idea. Just done the cambelt on a Renault 1.9TD... Nowhere near as easy.
It's been a few years since I have done one. Are all 3 holes 8mm? What length do the pins need to be? Then I can make some for when I do it soonish.
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