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Rsnail · 6th October 2019, 09:58

Can I check the exhaust gas pressure with toaf or with torque app for example? And if yes, what values should it read?

Also, does the ancillary belt have it's own idler and tensioner? On dmgrs I only found the aux belt but neither a tensioner nor an idler for it

I tend to think that the noise is coming from the rear belt, the one closest to the engine firewall since there's the place where the noise is coming from, and not from the aux belt area of the engine

EDIT: I succesfully pinpointed with a listening stick that the ticking is coming 100% from the rear belt, the one closest to the firewall (right under the right side of the inlet manifold when looking at the engine). Done a little research and found out that the assembly is made out of 2 pulleys that are timing the admission and exhaust camshafts, correct me if I'm wrong. If that is the case, which one of the pulleys would be more prone to premature breaking?

6th October 2019, 09:58	#23
Rsnail Gets stuck in Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: May 2015 Location: Essen (Oldenburg), Germany Posts: 626 Thanks: 59 Thanked 30 Times in 28 Posts	Can I check the exhaust gas pressure with toaf or with torque app for example? And if yes, what values should it read? Also, does the ancillary belt have it's own idler and tensioner? On dmgrs I only found the aux belt but neither a tensioner nor an idler for it I tend to think that the noise is coming from the rear belt, the one closest to the engine firewall since there's the place where the noise is coming from, and not from the aux belt area of the engine EDIT: I succesfully pinpointed with a listening stick that the ticking is coming 100% from the rear belt, the one closest to the firewall (right under the right side of the inlet manifold when looking at the engine). Done a little research and found out that the assembly is made out of 2 pulleys that are timing the admission and exhaust camshafts, correct me if I'm wrong. If that is the case, which one of the pulleys would be more prone to premature breaking? Last edited by Rsnail; 6th October 2019 at 11:11..