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timing belt problem, Can i bypass proceduere without locking the cams, Tool? S60

posted by  robrun on  Mon Feb 8 06:08 CST 2010
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Question I have been trouble shooting that the shop that replaced my timing belt did something incorrect. P0012 code cam up after timing belt installation.

Checked marks and appears to be ok as a friend and I basically re did the job.

So are now we are in line. Here is the issue that we found and what I think the shop and I have done.

We did not sue the special tool to lock the cam. I know the shop did not so now after redoing this I don’t know what position the cam was to be in originally.

So we marked the position be fore we stated so I basically have everything back the way it was. Now I getting two codes p0011 and p0012.

Looks like i need to get the special tool and realign the cam and lock and then redo the process.

Is there a special procedure for this????


I need all the help you got.

Friend is mankind special tool so we can redo.

There is not a lot of info on this particular problem

Should and do water pump as well.





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