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BREAK DISTRIBUTION BELT IN R-21

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14 years 10 months before #15014 by manual-mecanica
BREAK DISTRIBUTION BELT IN R-21 Published by Manual-Mecanica
I have an R-21 Manager and the other day he left me lying when the distribution strap with the moving vehicle was broken.

Does anyone know how to tell me if the engine (valves and cylinder) will have been damaged? Or is it possible that this engine does not hit cylinder and valves in case of distribution strap?

In case the engine has not been damaged, would anyone know how to look for the corresponding position of the different gears to peel the distribution strap?

Thank you very much in advance.

Mikelxabier

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14 years 10 months before #15025 by manual-mecanica
Manual-Mecanica Response on the Re: Break Distribution strap in R-21
There is a lack of information from your vehicle to be able to advise you.
But most likely they have hit.

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14 years 10 months before #15046 by manual-mecanica
Manual-Mecanica Response on the Re: Break Distribution strap in R-21
It is true in that model the valves hit almost immediately, if you tell us Year Cylindrarda Model and fuel we can help you with the tuning.

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14 years 10 months before #15067 by manual-mecanica
Manual-Mecanica Response on the Re: Break Distribution strap in R-21
: UNSURE: Hello everyone.

First of all, thank you for your help.

Tell you that R-21 was done the following test: with the first cylinder in a position close to butt (Quito the spark plug and I carry it up the engine turning by hand), I turn the valve camshaft and, indeed, the valves touch the cylinder when moving the axis.

The data you asked for are the following:

Year (according to the car file): January 1993.
Model: R-21 GTS
SCOPREDED: 1,721 cm3
Fuel [/ul]: Gasoline

Do you think do you seem bad idea to try to mount the distribution strap and see if the car works, or should I check before if the engine has had damage? I say it because the second implies having to disassemble the cylinder head

On the other hand, I see that to put the distribution strap I have to release the crankshaft pulley, having in that area very little space to work; Should the engine have to be taken with patience and skill (or any special tool)?

Thank you very much again.

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14 years 10 months before #15082 by manual-mecanica
Manual-Mecanica Response on the Re: Break Distribution strap in R-21
Hello friend, put the new strap and start the engine, you will realize if you have to disassemble to repair, luck and greetings. :)

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