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Yellowbird RS 05-06-2008 06:18 PM

Installing Chain Tensioner Collars (need gap info)
 
I need to know the gap distance between the collar and the tensioner.

THX!
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Scrappy 05-06-2008 08:33 PM

It's set with that little metal plate in the image.

Yellowbird RS 05-06-2008 08:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scrappy (Post 3928281)
It's set with that little metal plate in the image.

yes but I lost it ??? :(

db_cooper 05-07-2008 04:35 AM

I went through my tool box and found an old bar tensioner gauge "from the old days".

It is 3.3mm thick, which should be set once the tensioner is installed and to set the safety stop. Allows for some compression when the engine is off for a while. Anything more would be protected.

3.2 CAB 05-07-2008 10:20 AM

That sounds like some helpful numbers, that a lot here should write in their Bentley Manual somewhere.
I had no clue, mine is a 3.2. I wrote it in my info notebook.

911quest 05-07-2008 12:47 PM

If you can't find the tool it is two quarters stacked on top of each other.(Quick and dirty)

stevemfr 05-07-2008 01:46 PM

Whaddu we Yurrupeans do?

stevemfr 05-07-2008 01:46 PM

Oh, I know - hydraulic....

Yellowbird RS 05-07-2008 02:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by db_cooper (Post 3928615)
I went through my tool box and found an old bar tensioner gauge "from the old days".

It is 3.3mm thick, which should be set once the tensioner is installed and to set the safety stop. Allows for some compression when the engine is off for a while. Anything more would be protected.

thanks! http://forums.pelicanparts.com/support/smileys/wat6.gif

db_cooper 05-07-2008 04:44 PM

Your welcome. If you need the metal gauge, let me know. If you need to replace the tensioner(s) many, many miles down the road, try the new style Carrera.

Yellowbird RS 05-08-2008 10:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by db_cooper (Post 3929977)
Your welcome. If you need the metal gauge, let me know. If you need to replace the tensioner(s) many, many miles down the road, try the new style Carrera.

thanks!
the metal gauge must be the same. right? which should be set to determinate the distance between the tensioner cillinder and the collar.

The Carrera tensioners are coming but I need to move my car this weekend to a local Porsche parade so this is just a temporary set up.


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