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Old May 1st, 2015, 21:44   #11
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Most worthwhile guide ever.

Take it apart again and take some photos of vane and body wear

What tensile are those bolts, are the washers hardened
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Most worthwhile guide ever.

Take it apart again and take some photos of vane and body wear

What tensile are those bolts, are the washers hardened
Look further at the bolts in photos here is a clue 8.8 so tesnsile ?
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Take it apart again and take some photos of vane and body wear

What tensile are those bolts, are the washers hardened

Property Class

Nominal Size Range (mm)

Proof Strength (MPa)

Yield Strength, min(MPa)

Tensile Strength, min(MPa)

Material

4.6 5-100 225 240 400 Low or medium carbon steel
4.8 1.6-16 310 340 420 Low or medium carbon steel; fully or partially annealed
5.8 5-24 380 420 520 Low or medium carbon steel; cold worked
8.8 Under 16 (incl.) 660 640 800 Medium carbon steel; quenched and tempered
8.8 17-72 580 660 830 Medium carbon steel; quenched and tempered
9.8 1.6-16 650 720 900 Medium carbon steel; quenched and tempered
10.9 5-100 830 940 1040 Alloy steel; quenched and tempered
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Yeah I looked further at your crap photos but my eyes aren't that bad
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Yeah I looked further at your crap photos but my eyes aren't that bad
I posted this thread to try and help other forum users understand the vvt pulley not to take abuse.
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8.8 high tensile
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Was no vane or body wear as explained.
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Was no vane or body wear as explained.
So did you try the pulley after you cleaned it?

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So did you try the pulley after you cleaned it?

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I think he got hacked off with a certain member, the bolt length would have been handy.
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did it work?
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