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Old Aug 7, 2018 | 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Russ6334


i must be getting confused then cause I can’t work that out??? If I put to TDC two pistons are BDC and thus forces acting on cam, cutting the belt could cause the cam to move

locking the cam will prevent this

in my mind the tensioner is only once fitted??

am I missing something?
You are, so to clarify you don't need a locking tool.

What Mark and grcossie have referred to is a tensioning tool, this is to ensure the belt is at the correct tension, as this is a manual process.

I would also advise you renew the tensioner, which is just as important as the belt itself.

Martin
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