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"Pro's" at it again



  Lionel Richie
found this beauty earlier, awesome idea to fit an exhaust cam seal on the inlet!
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notice how the dephaser pulley has machined a nice groove into the seal, the dephaser was sitting proud approx 5mm from where it normally sits, tippex cambelt, engine is now scrap

and people say us specialists arent needed and any old garage can work on F4R's, point proven

i thankyou
 
  Lionel Richie
ive seen 2 correct inlet seals stacked on each other (ph-reebone ;))

never seen someone fit an exhaust seal on the inlet!
 
  Suzuki Jimny
'My uncles mate has changed the cambelts on a F4R loads of times, I don't see how it can be so hard'

etc.
 
I might as well be looking at a map of middle earth. But I lol'd.

Lol I was looking and reading what fred was saying thinking I knew what he was on about, then I just lol'd and realised I've no f**king clue.

What would we do without you fred <3
 
  Lionel Richie
^ha you gone off PMs too danny? Just noticed under your name

dephaser has slipped due to this f**k up and totalled the engine
 
'My uncles mate has changed the cambelts on a F4R loads of times, I don't see how it can be so hard'

etc.

It isn't but some people think they are god if you have the right tools and look at a timing book anyone can do it done around 20. We as in the garage I work for spend £££££££'s on timing tools but yet going by cliosport we aren't fit to work on a Clio jog on
:mad:
 
  Lionel Richie
i wrote that s**t mother bitches! and you stole Chesney Hawkes, thats my gag you fucker!

and Neal man the f**k up, you own a 182, your brother an R26R and know what you are doing, theres a difference between you and "normal garages"
 
  Lionel Richie
to be fair Danny you do look like him, albeit with a west country(or is it east? you're from agriculture anyway) twang "i am the one and only me luuuvverrrrrrrrrrrrr"
 
  ITB'd MK1
Born in Surrey!!!!!!!!!! educated in Hertfordshire!!!!!!!!!!! i'm no pissing bumpkin you f**king yam yam

I even have a posh name!!!!!!!!
 
  S4 Avant
See... I quite like Danny, but then I quite like Fred as well, but which one's better?




...there's only one way to find out ;)
 
  Astra coupe t, nova
It isn't but some people think they are god if you have the right tools and look at a timing book anyone can do it done around 20. We as in the garage I work for spend £££££££'s on timing tools but yet going by cliosport we aren't fit to work on a Clio jog on
:mad:
There's another thread on here where I say pretty much the same. The problem is to work on a car and open your garage you don't have to be any form registered, qualified even. So 'mechanics get branded the same'. I used to work and did my apprenticeship with the MET police, I did a 4 year apprenticeship that included everything from tyres to engineering.
As said there, i'm confident to do it myself, I have done two now, got a third booked in. Its not hard to do as long as you actually know what your doing!
 
  Lionel Richie
ive had to fix main dealer attempts at cambelts, yes, even a main dealer can screw up the timing, its the process thats important!
 

Christopher

ClioSport Club Member
  Z4M
It isn't but some people think they are god if you have the right tools and look at a timing book anyone can do it done around 20. We as in the garage I work for spend £££££££'s on timing tools but yet going by cliosport we aren't fit to work on a Clio jog on
:mad:

That was so f*cking hard to read.
 


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