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the_legend_of_yrag

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21st Jul 05 at 21:29

Is it just the belt and the pullys? And are they easy to change without fucking anything up on a c20xe???

Also whilst im doing that is there anything else worth changing?

cheers

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21st Jul 05 at 21:38

Change the water pump too. The rollers and belt come in the kit.

Siberia

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21st Jul 05 at 22:15

rollers belt and tensioner...

Ant

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21st Jul 05 at 22:17

also change the tensioner to block bolt, this did not come in my lmf kit but wasnt much from vauxhall

the_legend_of_yrag

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22nd Jul 05 at 10:20

lmf kit? they do cambelt kits too? also heard that sbd do some sort of kit, which is best to get without breaking the bank?

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22nd Jul 05 at 10:22

If your tuning the engine, get an SBD kit.

If your leaving the engine stock, or if the engine has an early type timing belt set up, use the GM kit or a generic one from LMF or your local Motorfactors.

Ant

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22nd Jul 05 at 23:23

I find LMF one of the most pleasureable companies to deal with when it comes to vaux parts. IF I dont fancy main dealer price I always use them (My dad works for vx and even with his discount some parts are cheaper from LMF)

[Edited on 22-07-2005 by aritchie]

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