Citroen c8
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Citroen c8
hi to everyone I have just brought a citroen c8 which has snapped the cambelt
is this the end of the engine?
many thanks
malc
is this the end of the engine?
many thanks
malc
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Re: Citroen c8
No, it isn't the end of the engine. It will probably have broken some rockers so the head will need to come off. This means removing the injectors which is the tricky part.
There are people who specialise in this. I have no connection with this guy but I have never come across a bad review of his work. His web site is useful reading for you anyway.
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Re: Citroen c8
These may be the rocker arms you need (you will need to check that they are right for your C8).
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Re: Citroen c8
I think you may be confusing the 2.0HDI engine with the 2.2HDImiked wrote:No, it isn't the end of the engine. It will probably have broken some rockers so the head will need to come off. This means removing the injectors which is the tricky part.
There are people who specialise in this. I have no connection with this guy but I have never come across a bad review of his work. His web site is useful reading for you anyway.
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Re: Citroen c8
Nope. The OP said it was a 2.0 (Although I haven't looked up the ebr code)Gibbo2286 wrote:I think you may be confusing the 2.0HDI engine with the 2.2HDI
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Re: Citroen c8
If its a 2.0. 8 valve I don't think you need to remove the head to change the rockers.
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Re: Citroen c8
The C8 was never fitted with the 8 valve engine.
Thinking about it, I'm not sure why/if the head does need to come off so I may be wrong on that point. I do know that the injectors have to come out though. Is it just to get the rocker cover off then?
Our 807 came with an invoice for over £4000 which the previous owners had paid a main dealer for a new engine after the dealer couldn't get the injectors out following a cambelt failure. I presume they scrapped the engine in the process of trying.
Thinking about it, I'm not sure why/if the head does need to come off so I may be wrong on that point. I do know that the injectors have to come out though. Is it just to get the rocker cover off then?
Our 807 came with an invoice for over £4000 which the previous owners had paid a main dealer for a new engine after the dealer couldn't get the injectors out following a cambelt failure. I presume they scrapped the engine in the process of trying.
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That was my reason for posting Peter.Peter.N. wrote:If its a 2.0. 8 valve I don't think you need to remove the head to change the rockers.
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Right, sorry I'm getting a bit slow in my old age
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Peter.N. wrote:Right, sorry I'm getting a bit slow in my old age
Get on with you you're only a baby yet.
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Morning m300td (fellow C8 owner),
I see you are in Telford, I live in Albrighton (near Cosford) as a fellow C8 owner if you ever need a hand with yours then please do not hesitate to contact me. Maybe in return if i ever need to use your lexia...............
I see you are in Telford, I live in Albrighton (near Cosford) as a fellow C8 owner if you ever need a hand with yours then please do not hesitate to contact me. Maybe in return if i ever need to use your lexia...............
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Re: Citroen c8
Sorry to dig up an old topic (which wasn't even mine in the first place). Why do the injectors have to come out to get to the rockers? (on a 2.0 HDi 16v) I still haven't been able to find the answer.miked wrote:The C8 was never fitted with the 8 valve engine.
Thinking about it, I'm not sure why/if the head does need to come off so I may be wrong on that point. I do know that the injectors have to come out though. Is it just to get the rocker cover off then?