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Does anyone have a parts diagram with the part number for the gear/shaft that drives both the vac pump and oil pump? That is the one that meshes with the gear half way along the camshaft. It goes between ERR500 and ERR528. https://www.landroverworkshop.com/diagrams/engine/200tdi/oil-pump_53157...

I had noticed that flat spot too. It looks like it's intentionally machined. Does it allow oil out to the camshaft thrust bearing?

Was there a conclusion on this? Has your vac pump ever been removed? My manual says that when you replace the vac pump the oil pump driving shaft needs to go back in the same so that the mesh of the gear with that of the camshaft is "preserved". Has anyone got a handle on this? If the drive and...

Feedback: So it's together now using the workshop manual sequence. I was working solo so just wrote the sequence numbers on the bolt heads in the end (underline 6 and 9!!). I used a paint pen line right on one hex corner of each bolt radially down across the flange to the head to doubly monitor...

Just been pondering all this again myself. My head gasket change seems to have made my engine temperature a tad low so maybe that gasket was doing naughty things other than blowing gasses at the bulkhead. So some thoughts that might or might not be relevant to your case: 1. Temperature sender...

Where are my glasses? I'll edit that... Cheers

"things like lights/wipers/mudflaps etc just fine" When browsing for engine spares recently I noticed that one supplier lists a few Britpart items as "OEM". This includes important stuff like oil seals.

Does anyone know where I can find a cam profile diagram/coordinates for a 200TDi? I ideally need one of the following formats. 1. Raw cam lift (including ramps) vs cam angle or crank angle. 2. Theoretical valve lift (cam x rocker ratio) vs crank angle. 3. Measured valve lift vs crank angle (...

Thanks for the info. Yes that non-elring one is like the one I had. There doesn't seem to be any easy way of remembering it. I can normally get a pattern in my head but that's all over the place. :eek::)

Perhaps #25 is something you fit instead of the lift bracket.

Thanks all for your very thorough attention. I got my wires a bit crossed there: Those two holes I mentioned are indeed on the rear offside (not nearside as I mentioned previously). So yes, those two holes are where item #20** would sit. The arrangement I imagined was with parts 19 (present) and...

Lift lug? I've 2 engines here without anything extra under the bolt heads. I notice that the spot faces for the two outboard holes on the nearside rear of the head are machined lower but the bolts for that row are all the same length. Is that where you mean? These heads are both sourced from...

Hi. That's a good point about the small remedial angle vs the extra 2x60deg. I don't have a handle on what the remedial angle would be to restore the 40Nm on this head/gasket. Interestingly I've seen video instructions for the 300tdi where they just do the one pass of 40Nm then the 2 60deg...

When doing the first 40Nm we get to #18 in the sequence then #1 has slackened slightly because the gasket has compressed further since it was first tightened to 40Nm. I would tend to check them all again in sequence and probably a third time so that they are all starting at 40Nm before the 60...

The head tightening sequence given by Elring on the leaflet enclosed with the gasket is a simple "centre outwards" spiral. The standard one in my manual is a more scattered affair. Which sequence are you guys using? Cheers.

There seems to be some agreement on the 1,2,3 hole thicknesses ERR5261=1.3mm=1 Hole, ERR5262=1.4mm=2 Hole, ERR5263=1.5mm=3 Hole It does get confusing when you get to the quoted thicknesses and part nos for the zero/4 hole gasket. Paddock are calling ERR1754 a "No-Hole" (1.6mm Britpart, 1.69mm...

Hi. Sorry for my excursion of wisdom. I have spoken to the previous owner of the engine and it seems I forgot that he told me he'd had a cam belt/piston/valve incident some time previously. So the depressions on the piston crowns are the exhaust valve collisions from his old set of exhaust...

It had the zero-hole gasket which, from my other thread looks to be the thickest one. I suppose if one was modding then one might squeeze the lost volume down to a minimum or play around with injector proximity to get optimum fuel spray in the bowl. I don't know the engine's entire history as it...

Hi thanks for the replies #1. The tab is there but it has no holes. #2. I'll measure the current piston stand proud to see if that's bigger than the three-hole threshold.

The 200Tdi I just dismantled has no holes on the thickness tab of the head gasket. Most sources describe 1, 2 or 3 holes although Turner also lists a "no hole". Does anyone know the spec of the no-hole gasket? Cheers.