106 Cambelt replacement

Discussion in 'Peugeot 106' started by johnlousvet, Aug 5, 2006.

  1. johnlousvet

    johnlousvet Guest

    I want to change my cambelt on my 106 1.1 8 valve Independence.

    My question is in the Haynes Manual it says that I need to use a
    special tool (seem something) It says that this must be used and if not
    to check the new belt with a Peugeot Agent. The Auto data manual says
    the same. Are these instructions necessary or can I do this like I have
    done on other cars with never a problem, as the belt has teeth if it is
    in the sprockets correctly the adjustment is fairly obviously tight
    enough not to jump off and not to slip but not overtight.

    Any advice please

    Regards

    John Lousvet
     
    johnlousvet, Aug 5, 2006
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    Chris Guest

    We have done many cam belts on 106 with out using this tool.(but it was
    ready to use just incase we needed to use it)if it is fitted into the
    teeth and timing dos not move and all lined up you should have no
    problem.but dont do the ajuster up to tight. good luck ..
    from Chris Addlestone Surrey..
     
    Chris, Aug 6, 2006
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    nigel Guest

    What you need to do is fit the belt and tension it. Take out the
    locking pins and start the engine. Rev it gently and watch the belt.
    It should not flap at all when being revved or when the revs decrease.
    That means it is too loose. Then listen for any whine which indicates
    it is too tight. Adjust accordingly.
     
    nigel, Aug 7, 2006
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