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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / March 2007

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Chrs - 28 Mar 2007 17:33 GMT
Dont know if anybody knows the reply to this .but i will never know..
Fitted a new fanbelt and how do i ajust it, i have done it once with
the engine running and the noise went away, if i fit a new tensioner
dos anybody think the noise will go.  if i spray oil over it it gos
very quite down there.so i am thinking it the tensioner.also i think if
i do the ajuster up any more i think the belt will snap.(it only makes
a noise first thing and when the car has cooled down)
Brian - 28 Mar 2007 21:13 GMT
> Dont know if anybody knows the reply to this .but i will never know..
> Fitted a new fanbelt and how do i ajust it, i have done it once with
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> i do the ajuster up any more i think the belt will snap.(it only makes
> a noise first thing and when the car has cooled down)
Is this the spring loaded tensioner on the 405? They all seem to make a
noise just off tickover. Mine was changed under warranty a long time ago
now, but the replacement new one wasn't much quieter.
If it's any consolation, mine went on for at least70k miles without getting
worse.
Chrs - 28 Mar 2007 21:26 GMT
Had a price from french spares for the part and it is £30.00 inc del.
which i think is good. any feed back about this i will read.
Chrs - 28 Mar 2007 22:04 GMT
Sorry Brian it is the one with two holes in it,and the bolt at the
bottom to ajust it.you have to undo the middle bolt and the one half
way down the shaft,and turn the bottom bolt to ajust it, and what a
pain,as you have to remove the wheel. inner wing, you have to be a
small person to do the job ,in my case not very easy,lol lol
Brian - 29 Mar 2007 08:29 GMT
> Sorry Brian it is the one with two holes in it,and the bolt at the
> bottom to ajust it.you have to undo the middle bolt and the one half
> way down the shaft,and turn the bottom bolt to ajust it, and what a
> pain,as you have to remove the wheel. inner wing, you have to be a
> small person to do the job ,in my case not very easy,lol lol
I know it well. Is it the bearing making a noise? If it is just dry, it's
possible to get some oil into it to quieten it. I normally do this if I ever
have the belt off. If the bearing is knackered on the other hand,
replacement is the only option.
Chrs - 29 Mar 2007 17:07 GMT
Thats what iam hopeing to do as soon as poss.i have sprayed so much oil
into it,it dont last long ,thats why i am going to fit new one.thanks
for the reply Brian,
malc - 28 Mar 2007 21:15 GMT
> Dont know if anybody knows the reply to this .but i will never know..
> Fitted a new fanbelt and how do i ajust it, i have done it once with
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> if i do the ajuster up any more i think the belt will snap.(it only
> makes a noise first thing and when the car has cooled down)

Which car?

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Chrs - 28 Mar 2007 21:24 GMT
Marc its a 405. they call them a lolly-pop tensioner.
 
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