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Author Subject: Cambelt Confusion
rich_w

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Post #1
I know a lot of members have had problems with incorrect parts being supplied when replacing the cambelt/tensioner/idler pulley.

Replacement of these parts is vital at regular intervals, and the XU10J4RS engine is somewhat prone to cambelt failure Happy

Peugeot main-dealers don't know there arse from there elbow; dont rely on them for advice Roll eyes

I will try and clear up some of the confusion.

Phase ½ cars are fitted with tensioner part no. 0829 35 (upto build code 08546). With this tensioner, a 136 tooth cambelt must be used.



This tensioner was prone to bearing failure resulting in extensive damage. Peugeot changed the design somewhere around the phase 2/3 crossover (from build code 08547).

The new revised tensioner has part number 0829 84, and must me used with the 137 tooth cambelt (due to the tensioner having a larger radius).



My advice is, regardless of your cars age/phase/build code, order the newer updated tensioner and 137 tooth belt.

This is harder than may first appear. Communicating with a Peugeot parts monkey is like trying to get blood out of a stone.

Good luck peeps

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Posted 3rd Dec 2005 at 00:15
joba

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Post #2
FAQ Yes
Posted 3rd Dec 2005 at 00:34
zedx19

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Post #3
Excellent, definitly needs adding to the FAQ

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Posted 3rd Dec 2005 at 08:58
rich_w

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Post #4
Admin, FAQ?

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Posted 3rd Dec 2005 at 18:46
JG

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Post #5
So what about the semo-auto tensioner? Unsure

Or is that the change over one? Unsure

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Posted 4th Dec 2005 at 11:26
rich_w

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Post #6
There is no semi automatic tensioner, or never has been.

The only automatic tensioner is on the aux belt (power steering belt).

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Posted 4th Dec 2005 at 17:06
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Post #7
Nice one Rich Thumbs up
Posted 4th Dec 2005 at 17:30

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