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Re: timing belt costs
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Wed, 15 Jan 2014 12:03 +0000by Steve
fez wrote:Steve wrote:you mean short or long nose crank?
Yeah, in the link above theres either 4 or 8 slots, so its short or big nose crank. Seems the short one was only in production for the first year yeah?
Till mid-91 I think
Re: timing belt costs
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Wed, 15 Jan 2014 12:50 +0000by Randy
autocheck wrote:That's second picture is a head gasket not cam cover but the Continental kit looks good and quality is great .Is it much cheaper then Ireland at about 130e??
Whoops, thought he was looking for a head gasket.
That's the cheapest I could find at good quality. €130 for a kit like that is hard to beat imo.
Re: timing belt costs
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Wed, 15 Jan 2014 3:46 +0000by fez
looks like £138stg for timing belt, pulleys, tensioner spring, rocker cover gasket, alternator belt, power steering belt, camshaft oil seals, crankshaft oil seal, water pump and Waterpump To Bypass Pipe O Ring.
Am I missing anything?
Re: timing belt costs
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Wed, 15 Jan 2014 3:47 +0000by fez
thats on mx5 parts
Re: timing belt costs
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Wed, 15 Jan 2014 5:10 +0000by MX5Spares
That is all you will need really .Bit of extra labour but nothing serious money wise
Re: timing belt costs
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Wed, 29 Jan 2014 1:51 +0000by fez
Got most bits from parts for cars in blanch last night, great service,Just need the camshaft seals and the " Waterpump To Bypass Pipe O Ring"- or do I need that one?
Re: timing belt costs
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Wed, 29 Jan 2014 3:37 +0000by VDubbin
Micksgarage have kits as well, from €65 - 130, with water pumps another €52-82
[EDIT] Ddin't see your last post, I think I'll check the local motor factors here in LK too.
Re: timing belt costs
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Wed, 29 Jan 2014 4:41 +0000by fez
I was just glad they accepted one4all vouchers! Good use of the christmas bonus!