300bhp/ton

What's the normal practice with these engines. Just replace the belt or the idlers and tensioners too?

UK turbo 1999 for the 90k cam belt service.

Thanks.

AS Performance

iTrader: (4)

technically the only thing required is the t/belt with idlers/tensioners on an "inspection / replace if worn or damaged" basis

nemesis1

if you dont know if its had idlers or a tensioner before especially at 90k best to change it as its normally not the belt that fails but the tensioner loses its tension or just fails and makes the belt loose causing it to slip

TIZERBOY

iTrader: (1)

You need the to change the belt / idlers and tensioners on the 2rd change mate just the belt on the 1st one...

bustaMOVEs

iTrader: (31)

Might as well do waterpump while at it.

nemesis1

all depends if u got the cash i guess but yes there only about £35-40 new

nemesis1

if u wanna push the boat out oil pump but there about 130

AS Performance

iTrader: (4)

might as well do the rods & pistons and the clutch while your on........

nemesis1

he might as well just buy my low mileage engine for £500 with 74k lol

bustaMOVEs

iTrader: (31)

**** it, don't do owt, wait for it to break, then strip engine and sell parts to kwik

nemesis1

its an idea the cost of timing belt kit plus water pump and if u do an oil pump might as well buy another engine when that one dies

"if its not broke dont fix"

Tidgy

lol, wont need water pump. pulleys and tensioner if needed. not cheap iof all needed though

gazzawrx

iTrader: (11)

Just do it all mate, theres no point scrimping on items like these. The belt kits are only 180 from import car parts and the waterpumps are about 40. You could always take the oil pump off and inspect it for wear while its all apart anyway and replace if necessary.