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Hi, read recently questions about how do I know if I have a revised timing chain tensioner fitted? Below is a photo of three tensioners the first one is the original with just a hex head the other two are revised items which are ok . It's a bit tricky to locate where this is but all you can see...
Hi there is a slight difference with replacement chain tensioners but awkward to see the tensioner head ( just a hex bolt) is just that on the original, on replacement ones they have either a punch hole directly in the centre of the head of the tensioner or the head has a raised circle area on...
Hi, could possibly be a loose heat shield, try listening with the bonnet up and let someone rev the engine then turn off while you listen to see where the noise is coming from.
Good luck hope it's nothing to worry about. :eusa-think:
Hi DanRo,
Nice job! Your car looks great :dance: totally unusual but it definitely works looking forward to seeing it in the flesh at the Yorkshire meet. :thumbup:
Hi and welcome to the forum :wave:
Sorry to hear about your problem :thumbdown: I would think that you may have some form of manufacturers warranty left depending on the date of first registration, if not the parts cost isn't that much really around £120 for the full timing kit - chain...