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| Originally Posted by skidlids As the other end of the layshaft is geared directly to the crank I wouldn't have thought releasing the belt tension would turn the crank, but maybe it can if the locking tool is inserted before releasing the tension.
I always insert the locking tool after I've removed the belts so releasing the belt tension is more likely to move the cams |
Thats what i did, so maybe it was the cause
I'm happy now though that all is well and i'm going to get it all replaced correctly
cheers
Simon