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alpha male 1.4 turbo
this one's a wii julietta
with 75 000 miles on the clock
it's a 2011 model year so at uh 10 years
old it's 20 21 time of shooting this
and we're going to do the basics of a
town about change
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okay
so
the data that i have
uh the recommend
is 72 000 miles for a 10 ball change on
these 1.4
or five years
this car is 10 years old and there's 75
000 meds on so
that's why we're going to do a timing
belt
on it so it's just a routine maintenance
the big thing about it is uh
you know you need to do the whole lot to
change the tensioner
change the water pump you can buy them
in a kit and it's not the kit is not
there
this thing here we're looking at is the
timing tools
now
there's probably videos on youtube
showing this type of procedure
and people just tip backs it up and away
to go
now
to be quite honest with you in my
opinion
if you do it in that way
there's
i can't see how it's timed right if you
do it like that um we'll see later on in
the video and you know
maybe show the reason why i say that all
right i'm saying that so this week hit
here is available on the amazon store
it's about 30 quid at the time shooting
and
it does
a multitude of engines uh
so we're not going to need that and not
these would be for the 1.2 engine
that's a flyweight locker there we're
not going to need that we're not going
to need that bio there but we are going
to need that
small tennis bat
and a few screws so
versatility kit there does a few engines
so this video isn't going to show you
the whole thing it's just going to show
you the uh how to time it up really
now uh
you know
as you can see the the engine supported
so i have the the engine mount off and a
few other bits and pieces removed
and it's just to show you the sort of
basics of this
and uh let's see
we'll get you up there so that's our our
crank wave
so
i'm going to say there there's no
markings in this um
and i'm going to sort of contradict
myself a bit because
there is this marking
but it doesn't correspond the only thing
there's no margins on the camshaft wheel
at all which is up there
uh
this
mark here you can see it sort of roughly
lanes up with that sort of mold laying
there but you know
why that's there it doesn't actually
need to be there
what sort of is important is this we
spud here
so if we offer offer the crank pulley up
to this we can see that we spot
keeps that in position and that way spud
is crucial and you know
you sort of need to treat that sweet
spot it is tiny but you need to treat it
with a better respect you do not want to
flatten that you know or crush it by
putting the tool on in the wrong way
you know or putting this crank wheel on
in the wrong way and i don't know where
that the bolts are laying up
and correctly or not it may only go on
one way
but uh
it doesn't matter anyway the wee spot is
the important thing
so
as you can see
your teeth are for your crank position
sensor
which is to the right of the picture
that thing
and that's looking at that
teeth the
tooth wheeler
and we can see
there's our
missing teeth
which we see in scope captures
so the orientation of that is threshold
and it's that wee tiny wee spod
that we tiny spot that puts that in the
right position
so the camshaft wheel
has no margins on it at all
and
this calm wheel is not keyed so this
bolt is just holding that to the
camshaft with friction
so if you loosen that bolt this can
rotate and
the security to taming this correctly is
you do indeed loosen this bolt
so all we'll have is a tensioner
an automatic tensioner and
the water pump and that's all this belt
does
you can see a bit of worry on the back
side of it there that's the original
belt on this car
and
oh yes
these belts aren't really known for
snapping you know
clearly if you if you don't if you never
change this belt it'll probably let go
sometime but the water pumps
they are new on
uh for the the burns the
feel and you know that the water pump
then they'll rattle about and that will
throw the belt down
over here on the right hand side of the
engine this is the this is the battery
tray i have the battery removed and
there's a boost pipe that goes sort of
past here and on to the uh
underneath you can't really see it
on the intake there there's a throttle
body
so i have a few bits and pieces removed
here you know you don't normally need to
take a battery out it's probably
available to disconnect the battery uh i
have the boost bed completely removed
real reason for that it gives me buckets
of room but it
you know
you don't really need to do that but i
have other work to do in this car and
for the purposes of filming that's it
sort of helps as well
so
over here
is where let's buy here lives which is a
vacuum pump
and the vacuum pump
bolts on to there
you know and uh there's associated
bracketry and stuff like that
around it
and uh it bolts onto this uh oil
separator and pcv
so
we get the vacuum pump off and that's
how we're going to lock the car
and with the vacuum pump off then this
is what we see
so the slot there is the is the driver
or the thing that drives the vacuum pump
up by there so that's what we're going
to use to lock this cam shaft
and there's also this wee hole here it's
a e pin hole thing and that helps us uh
make sure our uh lock until is in place
now i have this in position
and you can see the wee hole here is on
the left hand side
now
some
locking tools
uh have the wii a pin that corresponds
to that hole
uh
they have it on the other side and you
need that whole thing on the other side
but that's okay you just rotate the
crank you know one more time and that'll
get that over to this side it doesn't
really matter
so the tool that i that i have in this
kit
is this by here so you can see that
triangular shape
that the uh the gasket's still on up
there in the vacuum pump gasket
and uh the tool that comes in that blue
box is this by here
as i say some of these type of tools
with this triangular thing you know
there's just a welded piece on here but
this particular one you know is
screwed on is bolted on there
so you can loosen that and keep that a
wee bit let it jiggle a wee bit
because getting this timed up especially
on the crank it's
precise you know
so
and as i say there's a pin
here
and some tilts have the pin on the other
side but it doesn't make any difference
let's say it's on so as long as laying
it up so we just offer that up under the
cab shaft and this uh should be in
position
for me so
we'll get that on
hopefully
no
wait
there we go
so well these slightly less then it sort
of helps for that
and then
the three allen key
bolts
that we've got
in the kit
we can get them screw it in and so the
wee bit of movement there you see that
tiny bit of movement
because these are slightly loose
you know it just allows this to
a lane rather than the uh
the welded up ones you know
so we'll get them in
and uh
just a wee nip there
and everything and that's our
that's our calm shaft held
let me see where's we honking that's it
so you don't need to
just nip them up you know
don't need to go mad with it
but that
if she's out the slightest wee bit
you know
a third or a mill or whatever
you can run the risk of stripping
something in this aluminium head
and
that's why i like this one that
allows the bolts to be this
the ladder line up
jobs again
so a lot of the crankshaft in it that
basically uh
what we're gonna do is lock the crank
pulley to
this part here which is uh you know one
of the mountains for
the plastic cover and uh
so that's till it's me they want however
the only thing about it is uh
you know this is
it has to be dead in lane with us you
know so you could strip that out if
you're not exactly in lane it's you know
pretty precise so again
the way i want to do it
is you put the three bolts in
uh
then the crank
pulley wheel
um
keep them less
and there's a hole
in this tool
for the wii spud that we'll talk about
earlier
so
i'll just give it a nip
so that's the engine locked both uh
com shaft and crankshaft
so we've still got our belt on a minute
and uh
the crank is locked
and the camshaft
is locked with our locking tools
so
you can do this next but what we need to
do
is slack on this nut
now you can go ahead and grab it at this
moment time and take the belt off if you
wish doesn't really matter
uh but you can slack on it now if you
want uh just a while the bell's still on
it
but
the camshaft
locking tool
is not a calm shaft holding tool
so
you need to counter hold this pulley
and uh
yeah so if you don't do that well
you'll probably break the lock until uh
to be honest with you or you're on the
risk of snapping the camshaft
so
this is my favorite
counter hole tool which is made
by myself
but it's my favorite one because it's
nice and long
and i'm going to counter hold it and
slack on this nut
so we'll see how it goes
that's enough
just enough to crack it
now i'm gonna take a belt off
all right so we can go ahead and uh
loosen our tensioner
bolt
knot which is
13ml
and
that's slacking our off
there we go we'll just go ahead and
remove the tensioner because we're going
to change it
and we'll go ahead and pull our belt off
that's it
so
that will crack this
this pulley
this pulley can spin
as you can see
so
you really need to do this but
i'm just in the habit of giving this
face a bit of a degrees and a bit of a
clean
because
the pulley is held in place by pure
friction
because there's no keyway
and
we'll just get
any debris away from the place
and we'll just get the pulley back on
again but keep it loose
so you want this pulley to be
so that it can rotate
but you don't want to be able to tilt
you know like that
you don't want to be able to
rock
you know
and
like that yeah
so it's pretty decent fit on the end of
the comp shaft there
so you want to rotate
like that
but not rock
so just
nipped up your fingers
so
we're in a position now we're going to
go ahead and remove this water pump
bucket below and uh
i'll change the water pump and we'll
come back whenever that's done
so a new water pump fitted
and
these water pumps it's just uh
sealed with
our tv instant gasket so you need to
make sure your surfaces are are spotless
so
i went ahead and fed the belt
with our crank locking tool still in
place you never have to take it off
you put the belt on the untensioned side
and with the calm wheel
able to move
you're able to
pull the belt around and slip it onto
the tensioner
now you're probably not going to be able
to see me tensioning this
because my my arm's probably going to be
on the road but uh i'll show you on the
old tensioner
so
the sweet tool that you get in the kit
is in the tv holes and you bring around
like that
and whenever you do that you can see
the slack getting brought up
by the movement
of the car wheel
so that's why we do this with the calm
wheel
loose
and able to turn freely
if you didn't loosen that calmly though
then you're not gonna get this tension
correctly
and you're gonna really struggle getting
that belt on as well
so what i'm doing there
is
this is the old tensioner
so this is our retail
and it goes into those three holes there
and you basically laying that notch up
with that notch up
and then tighten your knot up
right with our
tensioner notches
lined up
down there and uh
our tensioner knot
then
nipped up and torqued
and the the
the torque specs in this i'll tell you
after do this here with the torque specs
so uh
we need to tighten this calm wheel up
so whatever you do don't forget to
tighten this calmly look because if you
take your locking kit lock and kept out
and uh try and rotate it obviously the
calm shaft will not rotate so it'll just
spin freely so you need to remember this
now you must again you must counter hold
so the calm shaft lock and key
kept
is still in
in the camshaft
so that's so the camshaft doesn't move
you know from obviously
well it's coming out sort of obviously
so
we're gonna
counteract
the motion
and uh
so you need to get
set up first
make sure you're not gonna slip
or anything like that
that sounds pretty good
so what
paper
went off at 120 newton meters
the specification for that nut is 108 to
132
so i just took a mid ranger at
you do not need to change that bolt
uh
it is not a stretch bolt
and suddenly you do not need to change
the knot on the tensioner it's a special
knot you know don't put any knot on
so
that sauce tightened
take a log and cut out
so both lock and tools are off
and we'll do the obligatory spin around
from the crank
uh
crank wheel two rotations that's a full
engine cycle
and with the spark plugs in the end
you have to beat the compression a bit
but that's okay
so here's what we've taken off it uh so
what i say was on the car about 74
thousand men's
or something
along those lines
so
this is
the original belt
so it's uh a lancia logo there
no manufacturer on it so well they make
it themselves or not i'm not sure what
does that say or
made in new year's i can't make it
but
uh
so
not
tea bag
on the back side there
but
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on the front side
there has a few crackers up here
here and there
and
the vassar pumpa
um
that seemed all right
not too bad
no real
the center there
the bearing something going these and
these can carry walls about the place
the only
thing
is
a couple of these if you look at a
couple of these stud holes here
they're kind of rusty
so
that maybe was starting to try and
lick a wee bit
but they
well this is the auxiliary belt
or
you know alternator belt whatever you
want to call it so i mark these
uh directional rotation
you know so if you are going to put them
back on again you know
that's a good good practice to put them
on
in the way that they've been pulled you
know in the direction that they've been
built so that's what that we are was for
and that's uh
fiat partridge
being
italian
and uh well she ain't going back on
again
because she's
there's a few cuts on it here and there
so
new one i am for all the pricing
engine rotated twice clockwise
get my crank back on again that's the
top bolt in there again
and we get our camshaft
job in here we'll just keep these
are we
hurtless just so it lines up we've been
easier for us you know
so let me see
i'm gonna go off
just fell in base
just fell in
so
we'll lose there a wee bit less on it
there i'll
let us thread this in there easy
so
that
is
perfectly tanned
i don't really need to take but
we'll just check her
so there's our our tensioner notch
lining up there
so if you do spin this round this is
something that before with well it
happens with 10 belts all the time if
you do attention if you do whenever you
do spin around
and you know the belt feigns it's sort
of tension if you know what i mean
uh
you know so with rotating around
a couple of times sometimes that might
move slightly on you you know so it's
just a matter of backing that off
putting her back in the position again
tighten that back up again like i take
that the 24 meters that i say 24
and uh
you know
take your locking heads off spin around
nor a couple of times
and uh you know just to get that precise
if it's slightly
either saying in a notch you know
wouldn't worry too much about it not a
biggie but uh
you know this one here is
spot on
well guys that's about all i'm going to
film on this one
just build her back up again covers on
engine mount on vacuum pump on whatever
bracketry there is and where and all
that carry on so this video has just
been really about you know the proper
way to tension
uh these type of belts with an unkeyed
cam
and to get it perfectly in time if you
don't do that it's not going to be
perfectly in time you know and you're
going to really really struggle putting
the belt on as i said but uh yeah so
engine mount on and all that carry on
there's a wee bit more work i have to do
to this car so uh i have to take the
front of it that needs connected
radiator
but uh
yeah but we'll get her uh we'll get her
back up again up and uh give her a
start up before go ahead without so
anyway that's it that's all i'm gonna
film said many thanks for watching all
the best and
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