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2007 base Cayman chain tensioner removal and cam lock

cayman_rich

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Hi All,

So my bank 1 chain tensioner seal looks to have gone as oil is slowly leaking out of the bolt so I have purchased new crush washers along with new seals for both banks.

I understand this is a risky job and that you have to lock the cranks to stop the chain from potentially skipping, so I have purchased the locking kit for locking at TDC and each crankshaft but it only came with one lock tool so I am wondering can you just lock one side do that tensioner and then do the other bank or do both banks have to be locked at the same time? :rolleyes:

Last thing I wan to do is throw the timing by changing a couple of washers and seals!

Thanks for any help,
Rich
 
Ah excellent thank you Jeff again! Thanks for finding that I did have a quick search before posting but didn't come across this one.

I'll ping him a message and see what he says. I had thought of making my own also but couldn't find the specs, I might make a copy of the one I've got.

Rich

 

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