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25. Aug 2011 at 19:53
 
Hi all, was just wondering if i would need a locking tool to do my 2.2 cambelt as it is now 5000km overdue Roll Eyes and i would like to go to Italy next weekend with piece of mind! also what are generally good kits (from motor factors) or should this be oe only! and just to tear the arse what will i expect to pay for the kit!! thanks for any help you can give me, Rich
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Reply #1 - 25. Aug 2011 at 20:49
 
yeah you need a locking tool, its not a kit like V6, this would do it:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TWIN-CAM-LOCKING-TOOL-GM-VAUXHALL-ECOTECH-ENGINE-/2905...
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Reply #2 - 26. Aug 2011 at 15:12
 
thanks Tunnie i bought one!! over here they start ant €16 plus postage!!, now i've found a Conti cam belt for 90 euro without waterpump and on checking waterpumps out the price varies from €9 to €50 what is the difference do i need to be careful buying a waterpump?
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Reply #3 - 26. Aug 2011 at 15:19
 
As waterpump is cambelt driven on 2.2, you want to make sure its a decent brand  Thumbs Up!

I got my last one from a GM dealer, but thats not really an option for you.

Hopefully someone else can recommend something  Thumbs Up!
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Reply #4 - 26. Aug 2011 at 15:23
 
tunnie wrote on 26. Aug 2011 at 15:19:
As waterpump is cambelt driven on 2.2, you want to make sure its a decent brand  Thumbs Up!

I got my last one from a GM dealer, but thats not really an option for you.

Hopefully someone else can recommend something  Thumbs Up!


I'm sure there will be Opel dealers in Austria Wink
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Reply #5 - 26. Aug 2011 at 15:27
 
trip to Opel then it is!! thanks for your help, is there a guide anywhere on here for the 2.2?
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Reply #6 - 26. Aug 2011 at 17:13
 
Auto Addict wrote on 26. Aug 2011 at 15:23:
tunnie wrote on 26. Aug 2011 at 15:19:
As waterpump is cambelt driven on 2.2, you want to make sure its a decent brand  Thumbs Up!

I got my last one from a GM dealer, but thats not really an option for you.

Hopefully someone else can recommend something  Thumbs Up!


I'm sure there will be Opel dealers in Austria Wink


But i doubt he can get TC price...
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