Auto tensioner stopper
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2022 9:56 am
Hi all.
So I have a spare engine which I'm planning to use soon. But it was not in use for a few years. As it is on a pallet I decided to renew all seals etc. It's not leaking now but better safe than sorry. I want to change cambelt as well. It was done before I removed the engine from the car, but like I said it was a few years ago. No need for new water pump, or tensioners, as they are almost new, done around a 1000miles. But if I remove timing belt auto tensioner will fully extend. I don't wanna buy new one and I cant stop it from doing that without tensioner stopper. And here is my question. Do you have one laying around and gathering dust? I'll buy it. Part number is 14540-P13-003. They normally attached to new autotensioner.
So I have a spare engine which I'm planning to use soon. But it was not in use for a few years. As it is on a pallet I decided to renew all seals etc. It's not leaking now but better safe than sorry. I want to change cambelt as well. It was done before I removed the engine from the car, but like I said it was a few years ago. No need for new water pump, or tensioners, as they are almost new, done around a 1000miles. But if I remove timing belt auto tensioner will fully extend. I don't wanna buy new one and I cant stop it from doing that without tensioner stopper. And here is my question. Do you have one laying around and gathering dust? I'll buy it. Part number is 14540-P13-003. They normally attached to new autotensioner.