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Not even for the tensioner? And there's marks on the top and bottom gears, I've got the top one at 12 and the bottom one at 6 o clock? Cambelt marks line up on them also, both end pistons are up and middles ones down, sound ok?
there's 2 holes in the tensioner you need to locate into to turn it and apply tension. There is a tool for it, but some bent nose pliers, or even strong circlip pliers should do it.
Yeah everything is in still in the same place, just got told by a few people and Haynes manual that there should already be marks? Everything lines up with the marks on the cambelt etc and pistons and valves are how they were when I took it apart
Wind it over by hand(ratchet on the bottom pulley) with the plugs out. Do this for 10 rotations, this way you'll know if there's any contact as it'll get stiff to turn
Ok cheers, will it be fairly easy to tell if there's contact or will it be subtle? Also how do I know I know I've got the belt at the right tension, been told it should twist 90degrees?
I didn't notice it getting any more when revving, wil have to check again tomorrow! It sounds like its coming from the head but it may just me being paranoid?