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Re: Scrap the 4pot cambelt DVD
« Reply #15 on: 12 October 2008, 10:27:30 »
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Perhaps Robin Hood might support a bit of camera work again as he did a fantastic job on the V6 one.

Happy to help.   :)
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Re: Scrap the 4pot cambelt DVD
« Reply #16 on: 12 October 2008, 13:05:38 »
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Perhaps Robin Hood might support a bit of camera work again as he did a fantastic job on the V6 one.
General concensus is the V6 one is far better, but the one we have is 'OK' until we can get 3 things together to remake it:

1) Marks DTM
2) Robin Hood
3) 4 cylinder car

oh, and

4) a day when the planes aren't so bloody noisey ;D

Does it have to be mark? While he's clearly a good filmstar, If it means getting it done quicker, I'm sure there are hoardes of people on here who can change 2.0 cambelts :y
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Re: Scrap the 4pot cambelt DVD
« Reply #17 on: 12 October 2008, 13:13:19 »
On the subject of the V6 Dvd - am I right in thinking is misses out one step at the end? Was it intentional?
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Re: Scrap the 4pot cambelt DVD
« Reply #18 on: 12 October 2008, 16:27:31 »
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On the subject of the V6 Dvd - am I right in thinking is misses out one step at the end? Was it intentional?

Torquing up the pullies?
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Re: Scrap the 4pot cambelt DVD
« Reply #19 on: 12 October 2008, 18:10:40 »
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On the subject of the V6 Dvd - am I right in thinking is misses out one step at the end? Was it intentional?

Torquing up the pullies?

Filling the car up with coolant afterwards?  ::)
I may well have missed out that step too  ;D
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Re: Scrap the 4pot cambelt DVD
« Reply #20 on: 12 October 2008, 18:14:13 »
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On the subject of the V6 Dvd - am I right in thinking is misses out one step at the end? Was it intentional?

Torquing up the pullies?
The DVD does show torquing of the pulleys. In fact, Mark double checks them

Edit - just checked - it shows refilling of the coolant too. After the engine is run up...  ;D
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Re: Scrap the 4pot cambelt DVD
« Reply #21 on: 12 October 2008, 18:18:04 »
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On the subject of the V6 Dvd - am I right in thinking is misses out one step at the end? Was it intentional?

Torquing up the pullies?
The DVD does show torquing of the pulleys. In fact, Mark double checks them

The concentric ones and the tensioner, yes it does - I think Robin hood was referring to the auxilliary pullies (which incidently, I never use a torque wrench on, just a sensible nip :y )
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Re: Scrap the 4pot cambelt DVD
« Reply #22 on: 13 October 2008, 10:14:23 »
2 more in shop if people want to see it  :P
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Re: Scrap the 4pot cambelt DVD
« Reply #23 on: 13 October 2008, 22:56:46 »
I've seen it and done the dirty deed.

Voted as good enough for now.

Was good enough for me to know I hadn't missed anything crucial, have the "book of lies " for the torque values and recheked the tensioner position 5 times to get it to be in the right position after rotation of the engine.

300 miles later I am happy that it is right.

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