I have managed to get a mini timing chain tensioner, cover and backplate.
Is it posible just to change the backplate on my 1098 engine to the backplate from the mini engine to cator for the tensioner instead of drilling holes in the original back plate as mentioned in other posts.
Also can i use the front pulley and front pulley bolt instead of the minor ones with the dogs?
Thanks
Ben
Mini chain tensioner
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Re: Mini chain tensioner
You can...but you won't have anywhere to fit the engine mountings! Keep the Minor frontplate... It's just the one small hole to be drilled - and even that, not all the way through - it's just to make a location for the head of the rivet. Someone came up with a method of doing the job without drilling a hole - you'll need to use the search facility to find it now - it was a year or two ago, I think. If the Mini pulley is a vibration damper, then YES - use it! But keep the Minor starter dog - so you can use the handle !
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Re: Mini chain tensioner
I think this is the topic http://www.mmoc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f= ... et#p299716
I did similar but with a rivet from behind instead of the peening.
I did similar but with a rivet from behind instead of the peening.
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Re: Mini chain tensioner
cheers guys, i forgot that the mounts were built onto the front plate
Re: Mini chain tensioner
I made a new pin for mine and so I did not need any drilling