Navara D40 Duplex timing Chain conversion Part 1 (Disassembly)

[@glenwoolnough1499]

Thanks legend

[@clementmakamo4557]

Advise friend if your removing of the oil pump also works for np300 4x4.manual says you have to remove lower and upper sump first.

[@bolivarvas3442]

Thank you

[@clementmakamo4557]

Good show

[@jonatanrobertnemeth2790]

Well done... I have already repaired my motorbike several times, but I don't know how I am going to replace the timing chain on my navara. can i really mess it up or not? Thanks

[@frankcumaio8328]

THanks man. I think you can manage it, if you ever opened a motorbike engine will be easy. you can follow the repair manual too, will help a lot with the sequences and so. Was my 1st time doing it and i did right. Good Luck

[@jonatanrobertnemeth2790]

@@frankcumaio8328 Thanks for the encouragement, I agree with you mate...

[@clintbindley702]

Hey mate great video, where did you get your kit from and was it supplied with the shims for fuel pump cog? Cheers

[@frankcumaio8328]

Hi bro i got it from Australia, from a guy called Paul calcino at yd25.au.com he’s a great guy. Yes came with all shims

[@clintbindley702]

@@frankcumaio8328 perfect as I live in Australia, I've done ve commodore timing chains but never a d40 but you make it look pretty straight forward, cheers for the info mate I appreciate it 👍

[@jan233321]

Nice work. Did you change the camshaft sprockets as well? They have to be worn... and put a new chain to worn sprockets feels like bad idea to me. How did you slacken them? There is no point for locking them, right? Jan.

[@frankcumaio8328]

Hi Jan. For the sprockets you have to remove the valve cover and you can lock them on the cams with a 19 wrench and remove the front bolt. the kit came with new sprockets also

[@jan233321]

@@frankcumaio8328 Thanks.

[@maskims_blanchos]

hi, I'm sorry I have too much questions 😂😂: First: If I want to go from simplex timing chain to duplex do I have to pull out the camshaft gears? And if I stay with a simplex do I still need to do so? And to do that I think I need to pull out the camshaft cover am I right? Second: to pull out the crankshaft pulley you strapped it. Is it because engaging de first gear isn't enough?

[@frankcumaio8328]

Hi Man sorry for my late reply. 1st: no you dont have to, only the cranckshaft gear. If you stay simplex no need too., only if theres excessive wear on the gears. 2nd: yes the puller that i used wasnt that great

[@GhulamUllah-tm3tr]

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