Timing chain Tensioner
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I sandblasted two, but it had no effect . Worth a try though.
Vixen, where do you live? I can remove/blast the wormgear/refit the TCT if you're local to Hants.
Vixen, where do you live? I can remove/blast the wormgear/refit the TCT if you're local to Hants.
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Thanks for the offer Loft. I'm thinking I need to get it replaced ASAP though as the noise is really quite loud. I could get it sandblasted and keep as a spare though so I might take you up on it later
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Originally Posted by loftust,Apr 26 2009, 05:39 AM
I may also have a leaky valve seal on no.4 cylinder.
Is you oil consumption fairly high?
Is you oil consumption fairly high?
Loftust, could you please elaborate a little bit further on those two statements. Altho i am familiar on how the TCT works (oil pressure etc), how would a leaky valve seal affect that? Would it lead to decresed oil pressure? Could the leak be THAT big?
My problem is that i changed the tensioner about 1.5k miles ago and it makes noise again.
My oil consumption (03' MY) is very high, approx 1L for 1.000km (600 miles) and i know something is wrong. But i dont get how this could already do any dmg to the tensioner.
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Kostas.
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Originally Posted by Nabu,Aug 25 2009, 08:47 AM
Loftust, could you please elaborate a little bit further on those two statements.
I did my own separate thread regarding this, and a possible TCT noise earlier this year...a search for threads by me will show you what I did to investigate, and may help you too.
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Thanks for the answer on this loftust.
Did you maybe change the oil you were using on the car? Hence the increased consumption.
Will follow your advice and have a look on your threads, cheers.
Did you maybe change the oil you were using on the car? Hence the increased consumption.
Will follow your advice and have a look on your threads, cheers.
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Originally Posted by loftust,Aug 25 2009, 02:13 PM
I haven't got a clue what was causing my temporary high consumption...it just stopped!
I did my own separate thread regarding this, and a possible TCT noise earlier this year...a search for threads by me will show you what I did to investigate, and may help you too.
I did my own separate thread regarding this, and a possible TCT noise earlier this year...a search for threads by me will show you what I did to investigate, and may help you too.
Carrie, if you ever do want an engines 101 discussion just let me know
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