147 JTD workshop manuals?
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RicksAlfas said:
Have a look here:
http://www.alfaworkshop.co.uk/alfa_147_maintenance...
Thanks. Has anyone done either of the above on their cars? If so, was it difficult? http://www.alfaworkshop.co.uk/alfa_147_maintenance...
I wouldn't attempt the cambelt yourself unless you have the right gauge/ability/cam lock tools to time it up correctly. (ie if you have never changed a cambelt, then not the best idea). A good specialist like Alfa Workshop are almost nearly the best value, along with AforAlfa (SE), Alfanet (SW) e.t.c
Also with the 1.9 JTD's it's almost essential to get the waterpump changed at the same time.
PS: Nice Chimp!
Also with the 1.9 JTD's it's almost essential to get the waterpump changed at the same time.
PS: Nice Chimp!
Edited by V6Alfisti on Wednesday 25th November 21:52
V6Alfisti said:
I wouldn't attempt the cambelt yourself unless you have the right gauge/ability/cam lock tools to time it up correctly. (ie if you have never changed a cambelt, then not the best idea). A good specialist like Alfa Workshop are almost nearly the best value, along with AforAlfa (SE), Alfanet (SW) e.t.c
Also with the 1.9 JTD's it's almost essential to get the waterpump changed at the same time.
PS: Nice Chimp!
I have changed cambelts before but not on an Alfa, Thought I'd ask as £500 means either there's a lot involved or they're takin' the piss. PS; thanks for compliment, done some work on this one including a bit of 'nos'.Also with the 1.9 JTD's it's almost essential to get the waterpump changed at the same time.
PS: Nice Chimp!
Edited by V6Alfisti on Wednesday 25th November 21:52
V6Alfisti said:
Also with the 1.9 JTD's it's almost essential to get the waterpump changed at the same time.
Only on the 16 valvers. Not sure if the OP's is.I had our (8 valve) cambelt done as part of a service at my local independant this year. Think it came to about £400 all in - full service, cambelt and idler, MOT. Not too hard on these engines. You don't need camlocks and all the stuff you do on the petrols. See here for a quick "how to" guide!
http://www.alfaworkshop.co.uk/alfa_jtd_cambelt.sht...
RicksAlfas said:
V6Alfisti said:
Also with the 1.9 JTD's it's almost essential to get the waterpump changed at the same time.
Only on the 16 valvers. Not sure if the OP's is.I had our (8 valve) cambelt done as part of a service at my local independant this year. Think it came to about £400 all in - full service, cambelt and idler, MOT. Not too hard on these engines. You don't need camlocks and all the stuff you do on the petrols. See here for a quick "how to" guide!
http://www.alfaworkshop.co.uk/alfa_jtd_cambelt.sht...
RicksAlfas said:
V6Alfisti said:
Also with the 1.9 JTD's it's almost essential to get the waterpump changed at the same time.
Only on the 16 valvers. Not sure if the OP's is.I had our (8 valve) cambelt done as part of a service at my local independant this year. Think it came to about £400 all in - full service, cambelt and idler, MOT. Not too hard on these engines. You don't need camlocks and all the stuff you do on the petrols. See here for a quick "how to" guide!
http://www.alfaworkshop.co.uk/alfa_jtd_cambelt.sht...
Has anyone done anti-roll bar bushes? [knocking on front].
I have to say we have had the car from new and the bushes are the only thing to go wrong with it. The cam-belt change is a precaution as it's just done 39k miles but is on a 53 plate so I'm thinking age.
We have had quite a few cars, both fancy and not so fancy and this 147 is probably the best car we've had and so want to keep it a little longer.
Edited by macdeb on Thursday 26th November 20:32
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