cam chain where is the guide
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diesel
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Re: cam chain where is the guide
if you do the donkey work ill help. i done it a few times now. fiddly job,but any half competent mech can do it if you go slow.
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WelshD1K
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Re: cam chain where is the guide
donkey work being ??diesel wrote:if you do the donkey work ill help. i done it a few times now. fiddly job,but any half competent mech can do it if you go slow.
btw it was me who waved to you 1 day last week
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Tom1528
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Re: cam chain where is the guide
new chain and tnsioner etc is costing me whatever the parts are + 2/3 hours labout on monday. where'd you get £300 from!? haha I was quoted that much for changing the piston rings!! And for that price you could get a new engine!?
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diesel
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Re: cam chain where is the guide
me thinks u r deludedTom1528 wrote:new chain and tnsioner etc is costing me whatever the parts are + 2/3 hours labout on monday. where'd you get £300 from!? haha I was quoted that much for changing the piston rings!! And for that price you could get a new engine!?
yes a 2nd hand engine you know sod all about could cost u that. is it worth the risk ? 2-3hrs labour is the minimum. depends on other factors.and i doubt u were quoted that as new rings mean a new base and head gasket too as well as the price of the rings.
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