bodgit and leggit garage how to do a peugeot partner timing belt kit part 1
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tips and tricks inside this video hopefully help you
don't forget get your hands dirty
this video look at how to do a full timing belt kit on a 1.9d peugeot partner
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Thanks bodgit & leggit, after watching this vid a few times I finally plucked up the courage to do my very first timing belt, purchased the belt kit for my scudo van & antifreeze for under £100, the garage quoted me £300 + vat. Took my time & everything worked out just fine, also did the glow plugs,fuel filter & re sealed the rocker cover all in one go!This video gave me the confidence on a task I would not normally have undertaken, cheers again.
Mark Cooper that's what the videos are for mate I'm glad they helped you thanks for watching
I’m doing one at work next and was curious to see the steps. Seems very straight forward, but that’s because you explained everything excellently, great job
Thank you Glad you enjoyed the video it's very straightforward you'll be fine
Tanxs a lot ,the video helped me a lot doing it myself, saving me a lot of money at the garage i cant afford it.
It doesent matter for me if that it took me 3 weeks :)
Olso this is the correct engine for a peugeot expert 1.9D 2002,took me a wile to figure this out!
Got the wrong timingbeltkit send to me in the proces.
Driving the van to the other side of europe and back whit a new belt-kit feels secure!!!
Thank u my frend !
Greetings from Holland
Seriously good content mate. Really well explained and calm. I'm plucking up the courage to do my timing belt...thanks for the video
Thanks a lot, mate, really appreciate. Just take your time, take plenty of pictures and you will be fine.
Man, I don't know if anyone told you that, but YOU ARE THE STAR!!! Awesome tutorial!!!
what a great guy... good old fashioned mechanic who knows exactly what he doing and explains everything... so refreshing... shame you not in London...
thanks alot mate
I remember when i was 16 and an intern doing exactly this job on exactly this car. Was a nightmare when you don't know much about it so it was a scary job indeed. Fantastic video btw, very well illustrated and explained.
thanks mate
You are a legend my friend, the way you explain everything you give the confidence to people to have a go at it themselves, great point about the silicon cracking blocks yes it does happen when you tightening a bolt with silicon trapped behind it, you used no silicon on the water pump that part scares me I always put just a bit of silicon for assurance but I guess it's ok not to use it if the surface on the engine block is nice and smooth, enough said great video mate thanks for sharing
thanks mate glad you like it
Very good video! This one is really easy to remember. I watched it 3 times until it sank in. I had to replace the head gasket on my Berlingo 1.9, so I replaced the timing belt kit as well. It all did not seem like a rocket science after all. The hardest bit in my opinion was to strip it all off and then put it all together, not leaving too many bolts behind. :) That really took the most of the time. I could not start the engine for quite a long time. Obviously because of completely empty fuel lines and filter and weak battery. Once it started it works like a bit smoother than before now. Thanks for such a good step by step video tutorial!
any time mate glad it help you
your videos show what working on cars is really like these are the best car videos
fiatvauxhall wow thanks mate
At the risk of starting an argument, I have been reading the comments and I feel I need to say this because I have first hand experience with this model in Peugeot main dealer and when I was doing this job we removed the front panel (node cone) of the van and we removed the engine completely from the van. It was time consuming. When I questioned the method I was told it was "procedure" . . . . . Complete rubbish, its a money making racket.
The lad in the video has cut the job time in half while still maintaining a standard of work. I feel its mechanics like him that provide a better service than the main dealer and probably at half the price. I really don't see the problem with this how-to video?
And just another point if I can, I have never ever torqued any bolts other than the obvious, (head bolts, shell baring etc)
I agree that on older designs like that Peugeot XUD you can get away with using paint to make marks, although a couple of bolts through the cam and pump pulleys locks everything nicely anyway. However, on newer designs, the use of correct timing tools is critical. Some of the tool kits seem expensive for what they are, but they are a damn site cheaper than a set of valves or replacement engine!
ivor biggun yes mate unfortunately some of the tools for modern cars are very expensive but I have seen you can get some copy timing belt kits that seem to be quite reasonable but don't know how far you can trust them thanks a lot for watching
Nice video ! There is a mark for the crankshaft, in between the starter and water pip housing on the block (standing in front of the car) there is a 8mm hole to lock crank.
Yes mate there is but there is a big problem with doing it that way the bottom crank can still move it doesn't lock it into place the way I do it actually locks into place doing it that way if you are not careful you can be out a couple of teeth
Right shoe horn job this! Steady job until the new belt going on!
great vid once again. keep it up
before even going for the tippex slacken big crank bolt....they are bastards to undo lol
once had one really stuck one on a montego, put the breaker bar on it and started the engine lol
100 % good common sense vidio well done!
thx mate
Great video, thank you, after belt, idler and tensioner replacement, the new belt now runs 1mm off the outer edge of the pump sprocket, any idea where I may have gone wrong?
great vid loved it well done strait and to the point question to you i have the same van but what i need to know is where the warning buzzer is ...... as in when you leave the keys in the ignition or leave lights on or door is open many thanx
TheWize666 hi mate it's going to be directly underneath the steering wheel to the right hand side of it if memory serves it looks like a relay if it's not that side it will be on the glove box side
I'd like to thank you for the video it's going to help me a lot , I'm just a little scared to get started. But still 1000 x thanks, greetings Oli
hey mate, can i ask you something? I have a berlingo from 2006 and the drive shaft is broken, so my question is just slide it out and with what should I be careful with kind regards Oli
Hi mate as soon as you slide it out the oil will come out your best bet is to drain the oil 1st and replace it with fresh oil once youve got the new drive shaft in
Hi just wanted to say great vid with plenty advice. I’m just wondering what kit you used? I need to do my cambelt on my Berlingo van and that looks like a decent kit you used.
Hey sir, how can I bring my Citroën her ass higher? there has to be a system but I don't know the name, you helped me alot in the past an I would be great full, If you could help me again, thank you alot, greetings Oli
Wen do u need to change my time in belt
hello i really like watching your videos i wondered if you can offer me some advice please my fan belt tentioner has worn on my 2003 peugeot expert van is it easy to change and how do i replace it thank you
Hi mate there's a couple of different ones but it should be fairly simple take off once you look at the whole fan belt tensioner you should see a big bowl going straight through this will take the whole thing off
@@bodgitandleggitgarage hello mate re my last reply it wasnt the tentioner but the bottom pully allsorted now including a new timing pin fitted and water pump and cam belt and i really enjoy your videos
Lol have same issue on a 307 06 video stil usefull in 06 it down at mechanic but just the car not the van been hering creaking noise on the stering column.
Torque settings bud, you've spoken before about how important they are, and on timing kits its also very important! please don't skip that step :(
you're wrong
explain..
+The Savage Garage well according to your logic if I was doing everything wrong I would not be in business very long because all the cars will be coming back to me if you work in any garage they do exactly the same as me
+bodgitand leggit that doesn't mean it's right because you do it, you should torque every engine and suspension bolt, it's just cutting corners. Any decent mechanic will tell you the same
+The Savage Garage lol i don't know how I have manager so long without you but don't worry next job I'll do I ring you before I go at it so I can do it according to you and the book
Hello Friend!
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+The Savage Garage Listen, and learn. Snarky comments serve no purpose, aside from revealing your ignorance.
What if I started the engine after fitting the timingbelt on slighty wrong?
It wont start now so Im pretty sure its the belt...
hi mate you need to check the timming mark agen
Is there a timing mark on the flywheel? What clock? Do I have to take off the manifold to bleed the injectors? 1 by 1 or all at once?
I'm at the putting together stage, its fired up with manifold off but sounds really noisy (more so than I think it should) a mechanic told me to disassemble with locking off the cam but we couldn't find a mark for the bottom pulley so now we're not sure how to line it up 🤷♀️
There is a mark for the flywheel if standing in front of the car in between starter and water pipe housing there is a 8mm hole to lock flywheel
@@donno1967 cheers mate.. I actually removed the starter and there was a hole in the bell housing where you could slide a drill bit in and rotate the flywheel until the drill engaged in the hole.. timing was actually 1 tooth out. I'd started it but luckily not done any damage 🙈😃
33 minutes of video footage and in the end we didn't see the most important part that made us watch it... OMG