FAO malachy or if you know? GTi6 Camshaft Indentification
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FAO malachy or if you know? GTi6 Camshaft Indentification
right, i may be fitting my GTi6 camshafts next weekend but i just realised, i havent got a clue how to tell which camshaft is inlet and which is exhaust, i know on the camshafts in my engine they have numbers stamped on them to identify each one, but does anyone know how to tell the GTi6 one's apart?
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that would be a difference but i still dont know how to tell them apart, im pretty sure there is some sort of marking to tell them apart
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As they only fit in one way, lobe placement is the only identifier you will / should need! Your lobes will miss the followers or be off center if the wrong cam is placed in the wrong location....
Just remove your cam cover and have a peek !
There will also be a stamped ID/part number on the cams, do you have the workshop manual as this gives you information on identifying the cams, if not enter the numbers in the post and I will confirm for you !
Just remove your cam cover and have a peek !

There will also be a stamped ID/part number on the cams, do you have the workshop manual as this gives you information on identifying the cams, if not enter the numbers in the post and I will confirm for you !

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i wont be able to tell by my cams as the standard 2.0 16v (RFV) cams, exhuast and inlet are identical, only the RFS engine cams are different
im not at home at the moment, so i havent got the numbers off the cam, i know when i had a quick look they both had 6 stamped on them, and one cam had loads of numbers whereas the other had just the 6
im not at home at the moment, so i havent got the numbers off the cam, i know when i had a quick look they both had 6 stamped on them, and one cam had loads of numbers whereas the other had just the 6
FAQ - 406 D8 petrol (excl. V6) running and starting problemsPeugeot wrote:what are you worried about? we made car that lasted 10 years"..."Zat is very goode non?
yeah cars currently stripped again though (and i mean i have a 10"x13" shed full of 306) while i stich weld the chassis and then respray in wine redWelton wrote:Bejesus man, where have you been?
I see in your sig that the car has moved along a stage or two

been busy working on car etc, and work used to have this site blocked, i thought i would check today and its not anymore:)
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ProDrive.... if your going to do it... do it properly... they will sort you out with some sweet drivetrain, you want WRC spec F1 paddle gearing? not a problem... only 6k - 20k depending lolMalachy wrote: so ill have to find a company to do that and then your talking £2k+ just for the gearbox. i begrudge spending that a little bit
1996 306cab with a few mods
1997 Mercedes C230 Kompressor sport
1997 Mercedes C230 Kompressor sport