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Old 06-21-2017, 07:32 PM
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Timing Chain replacement project

Hello All,

I recently had the top guide break on my '07 S, and decided to take on the project myself. I have all of the parts, but was hoping someone on here has the cam locking tool that I could either purchase, rent, or borrow. I'm in the Chicagoland area and would appreciate any help anyone can give.

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Old 06-21-2017, 08:09 PM
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We keep the tool kits in stock
https://www.waymotorworks.com/timing...7-r58-r60.html
 
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Thank you. It would be awesome, if I could rent it from you. I'd pay you $50 to be able to use it for an hour, then ship it back to you. I definitely do not need to own this tool forever, as I don't anticipate ever buying another r56 after all the headaches I've experienced.
 
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Some tips, from experience:
Puzzle the chain guides back together to check if you've got all the pieces out. I found back a piece of plastic behind the oil pump sprocket...

If you also want to replace the Vanos sprocket (unit), buy a PSA part (Peugeot/Citroen -if available in the US). Same part, quarter of the price!

Good luck!
 
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Some tips, from experience:
Puzzle the chain guides back together to check if you've got all the pieces out. I found back a piece of plastic behind the oil pump sprocket...

If you also want to replace the Vanos sprocket (unit), buy a PSA part (Peugeot/Citroen -if available in the US). Same part, quarter of the price!

Good luck!
Markos- Do you have a PSA part number for the Vanos?
 
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From a German Mini Forum (I did not verify it btw):
0805.H5, succeeded by 0805.K1.

Source: http://www.mini2.info/forum/showthread.php?t=98252
 




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