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wrinx
19-07-08, 21:22
Bit of a barsteward this one, especially if you're working on your own and don't have a decent enough windy gun :rolleyes: No idea if anyone knows about this but my solution was found after having a look at the flywheel area...if it's already known just ignore me!



There's a small diamond shaped blanking plate, only about 40mm long, held on with two M5 bolts. If you remove that you can feel the flywheel behind it.

This is a clever little hole....it's supported on the outside and inside edges of the 'box and is obviously designed for a locking tool of some description :cool:

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g118/wrinx/Q4/BeltsEtc/0-0009Medium.jpg


So I made one.....from an old bolt!:

* 35mm long
* 15mm diameter
* file a tooth on the end, to fit into the flywheel
* I tapped the other end for a 6mm bolt as you need to be able to position the tool once inserted...also needed to pull it back out!
* made another blanking plate, hole in the middle to clear the 6mm bolt, two holes for the original fixing bolts. This will stop it popping out!

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g118/wrinx/Q4/BeltsEtc/0-0010Medium.jpg


....worked a treat! No crank movement at all, and of course now the belt change will be made easier with the crank stationary (*chants*...must remember to remove it before cranking!).

Hope this is useful :smoke:

wrinx
jimnielsen
19-07-08, 21:58
brilliant! I love "special tools" - are you going to give it a nice long number? :)
wrinx
19-07-08, 22:13
:funnypost:

That was an easy one....you should see the one I made for the Matta!!! :eek:

wrinx
arjunior45
20-07-08, 11:08
love to see people making its own tools!!!
Congrats

Nick
Brul(tm)
20-07-08, 12:37
brilliant! I love "special tools"

http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n288/BrulTM/Alfa%20155%20Q4%20repair/Alfa%20Tools/IMG_6154.jpg

Me too :biggrin:

:cool:

Greeitings,
Marc
wrinx
20-07-08, 13:19
There it is....number 17!

I also see the shims tools, 15 and 16 :-)

wrinx
arjunior45
20-07-08, 16:33
great, I ... hate you both.

Nick
RMB-Racing
20-07-08, 22:48
great, I ... hate you both.

Nick

Me too! :smile:
jimnielsen
21-07-08, 03:09
me too.. :)
wrinx
21-07-08, 07:54
Yeah....and me!

wrinx
Brul(tm)
21-07-08, 10:32
Yeah....and me!


Well, after all these warm words I should unregister then :doh:
:eek:

Greetings,
Marc
wrinx
21-07-08, 11:34
I think stupidity in my post has been lost in the ether ;)

wrinx
djsly
21-07-08, 20:23
Nice work.

@brul: are you owner of this "special tools"?
Brul(tm)
21-07-08, 21:25
@brul: are you owner of this "special tools"?

YES :smoke:
And also the tools for the V6 and the TS engine versions :cool:
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n288/BrulTM/Alfa%20155%20Q4%20repair/Alfa%20Tools/IMG_6155.jpg

For the Q4 I only need to find the special tools which are missing.

Greetings,
Marc
AlfaJack
21-07-08, 21:38
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n288/BrulTM/Alfa%20155%20Q4%20repair/Alfa%20Tools/IMG_6154.jpg

Me too :biggrin:

:cool:

Greeitings,
Marc

Which one does the front balance shaft pulley bolt?
wrinx
21-07-08, 22:28
It'll be something like number 19, but I used a tool I'd already got...a C-wrench :smile:

Edit:
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g118/wrinx/Q4/BeltsEtc/BalancerTool.jpg

wrinx
djsly
22-07-08, 13:07
didn't know that its even for sale :S

where to buy all that?


@wrinx: i think that just the Q4 owners make tools on their own lol...
Brul(tm)
22-07-08, 13:37
didn't know that its even for sale :S

where to buy all that?


I was looking for these tools for quite a while now and just bumpt into it :smile: I think you could buy it through the dealership (no longer available), but you won't want to pay the €2500,- minimum for these tools :eek:
In 2006 I was outbid by somebody else. This time I was lucky :biggrin:
You could look for ads from dealers/garages who are going bankrupt, and check ebay in multiple languages.

Greetings,
Marc