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| 200tdi timing belt change Hi All, I am in the middle of a timing belt change on a 93 disco with what I think is a 200tdi. The first timing belt kit that arrived had the wrong tensioner, belt was OK. A bit of research and I find that most 200tdi don't look like mine. Mine has an idler and all the ones I have seen don't. Where there any 300tdi with v belts for fan etc and with a cable throttle and round air cleaner? A transition model maybe. Any advice would be great. Ian. |
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| Apparently there is no mistaking the difference between 200 & 300 tdi bits - a picture will sort it out. As for the tensioner, it's a guess but it may be the boffins have gone the way of the 300tdi - the flanges are now on the crank pulley not the tensioner, which means you need a new one of them as well. Can't answer the bit about no idler - could be anything from a rough modification with a different belt to the earlier 2.5 NA diesel. |
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| oh and if it has lots of crap under the bonnet well it is probably a 300tdi but i dont think they were introduced until some time in 1994 when i say crap under the bonnet i mean covers and other attachments on the engine which fills the engine bay almost completely unlike my 200tdi that has a nice gap on the right hand side of the engine you could fit a baby elephant in and if it is a manual well the 200tdi's usually "usually" had an LT77 gear box (the reverse is situated up at the top left hand corner beside 1st were as usually the 300tdi has a r380 gear box that has reverse like a normal car) um apart from that i cant remember any more things off the top of my head apart from the 200 has a cast iron block and the 300 has a alloy block (forgive me if im wrong) |
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What is the go with the flanged crank pulley? Will I need one for a 200tdi (Thanks to everyone's help I'm pretty convinced that is what it is) or was that just a fix for the 300tdi and not necessary for mine? The old belt had done 92000km and was showing no signs of wear to spite there being a bit of oil in the housing. I am replacing the crank and cam oil seal too. Cheers, Ian. |
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That pic you found is for the Defender, which has a shorter timing belt and no idler due to space constraints the engine timing case is shaped that way. No flanged pulley available for 200 Tdi as they don't have the alignment issues the 300 did. Have you got a RAVE disc from Incisors online shop here? It'll have the instructions in it for sure. JC
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