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If you're really stuck, RAC/AA will recover to a garage of your choice if you have high cover. (If it's suitable to you and want to get it recovered to me I can do it weds. And collect you from a train station)
You're supposed to change the full kit, which is why you're having issues.
The jubilee clip method works fine, used it a few times out in the field when I've not had the right tool with me.
If you're turning the crank to get it to stop that's wrong already.
I don't know how so many people get it wrong, but they do. If the tool doesn't slide, side to side in the cams, it's wrong.
If the crank has been locked in the balance hole instead of the locking slot, it's wrong.
If the...
Just because he got 1 right doesn't mean yours is. Trust me I've spent the last 3 weeks correcting cambelts done by other garages. One of the worst was a trader on here at one point!
quite a cool video I made earlier I think..
Posted it on CSOC straight from my phone but uploaded it to YouTube now for those on here.
Spec is standard engine bar ARP's and on the stock ECU.
That doesn't work on ph2's.
Solid red light means fault along the CAN line. The fact you can fit your old stuff back and it works fine suggests a dead UCH.
In an ideal world you would do lots of both types of mapping, and in as many different climates as possible, but in a realistic world where time is money we all have to compromise. Rolling roads are particularly good for chasing down every last bhp, road mapping is particularly good for getting...