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allanallen

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Evening all. the cam pulleys on my car appear to have a bit of a wobble, they're the early 3 bolt ones so I want to change them sharpish as I believe it's not unheard of for this style to break.
I've got a pair of single bolt pulleys off a j4r, the actual pulley has slightly different spokes than the RS ones I've seen but I'd imagine they're the same??
The noticeable difference is in the hubs, ones stamped A the other is B and the lug that keys into the cam is positioned slightly different in each. Does anyone know which way round they go in the j4r?

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Posted 15th Mar 2011 at 01:59
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welshpug!

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both the RS hubs are the same, on the J4R one is different, the pulley itself is the same.

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Posted 15th Mar 2011 at 02:53
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toddy

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Al

Do the J4R pulleys have the cam sensor pickup on the inlet pulley? as I thought the J4R engines did not use a cam sensor.

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Posted 15th Mar 2011 at 17:20
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allanallen

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Alright Dave, yeah they've got the pickups for the sensor.
I've fitted them tonight and from a bit of research I can conclude that, the exhaust cam hub on the j4r is a B which the rs uses on both inlet and outlet. The inlet hub on the j4r is an A which is very slightly retarded compared to the B.

Exciting stuff Big grin

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Posted 16th Mar 2011 at 02:18
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