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Exhaust popping after timing belt change
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QuArTz
PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2011 10:43 am Up
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My mates 206 had its timing belt replaced today, on the drive back we noticed that the exhaust was popping when the engine was rev'd in neutral.

Its a 1.4 Petrol and has also had its water pump and coolant replaced.

My C2 has had these parts replaced in the last week and didn't make this sound..

Cant think what's causing it.. Any Idea's??

 

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wrong timing will cause engine backfire
 
 

 

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8v or 16 valve?
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Either way, the valve to crank timing has been set up wrongly. Take it back if it's a garage job as it can burn a hole in the valve seats quite quickly

Smack the mechanic around the ear and say "Check your work properly before giving it back to the customer"

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If its 16Valve... you have a poorly timed valve train which has a slight overlap Shocked
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macj wrote:
8v or 16 valve?

8v..

Thanks for the info peeps..

 

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Seabook wrote:
wrong timing will cause engine backfire

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How anybody can get the timing wrong on a TU3 is a bit worrying, wonder if it has the correct timing belt fitted Confused

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