Cam Belt
Moderator: RichardW
I've done a couple on the BX 16V but I understand they are totally different to the Xantia 1.8 engine.
If my memory serves me right, I think that is the engine that a mod for the tensioner was available which was either spring loaded as opposed to the solid adjustment or vice versa (ie) solid in lieu of the spring loaded one.
With this element of doubt being involved, I'd suggest you get that part confirmed before you venture any further.
Alan S
If my memory serves me right, I think that is the engine that a mod for the tensioner was available which was either spring loaded as opposed to the solid adjustment or vice versa (ie) solid in lieu of the spring loaded one.
With this element of doubt being involved, I'd suggest you get that part confirmed before you venture any further.
Alan S
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I've done a couple on the BX 16V but I understand they are totally different to the Xantia 1.8 engine.
If my memory serves me right, I think that is the engine that a mod for the tensioner was available which was either spring loaded as opposed to the solid adjustment or vice versa (ie) solid in lieu of the spring loaded one.
With this element of doubt being involved, I'd suggest you get that part confirmed before you venture any further.
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Thanks Alan. Very much appreciated
I've done a couple on the BX 16V but I understand they are totally different to the Xantia 1.8 engine.
If my memory serves me right, I think that is the engine that a mod for the tensioner was available which was either spring loaded as opposed to the solid adjustment or vice versa (ie) solid in lieu of the spring loaded one.
With this element of doubt being involved, I'd suggest you get that part confirmed before you venture any further.
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Thanks Alan. Very much appreciated