Servicing My Cerbera(4.2)

[Arms]

I'm servicing my cerbera(checking shims) and need to know the location of the cam chain tensioner. Do I then remove the pulley head via the 4 bolts at the end of the cam to remove cam totally? Any help greatly received.

[captain honesty]

bye,bye engine

[suffolkfox]

Sorry, only just spotted this. OK, never tried this one but looking at my idiots guide, it's a logical job but requires a tool to hold the cam sprocket and belt which is fixed to the end of the engine to allow it to be slid off once the tensioner is loosened so that the cam can be removed. Then you need to release caps & unbolt. Email me offline for more info.
BTW you now have a number of owners cringeing at the potential results if this doen't work. I defer to the previous posters comment.

>> Edited by suffolkfox on Wednesday 5th May 18:59

[GCerbera]

Sorry to go OT but wondered, Jerry have you had my emails??

[SXS]

Its not easy doing this without some experience, I hope you dont hurt her!!!! I'm reporting this one to the RSPTC (Royal Society for the Protection of TVR Cerberas!)

[_DJ_]

[quote=SXS ]Its not easy doing this without some experience, I hope you dont hurt her!!!! I'm reporting this one to the RSPTC (Royal Society for the Protection of TVR Cerberas!)[/quote]

And it's not easy getting experience without doing this!


>> Edited by _DJ_ on Wednesday 5th May 21:25