nice work! :thumbsup
Video showing tensioner on BHW and BRM timing belts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSQA0kF7Sh8
It was added to the BRM timing belt but I figured I'd post it here first since the BHW (2004-2005 Passat TDI) is a mk4. Timing belt writeup will follow. The tensioner style on the mk4 BEW 2004-2006 TID engine is similar but you're supposed to use the 2 pin spanner wrench instead of a hex allen bit, even though the tensioner may have both. I don't see the difference since they are molded in the same piece of metal but that's what the factory says. Either way, the action of the tensioner is the same.
It was added to the BRM timing belt but I figured I'd post it here first since the BHW (2004-2005 Passat TDI) is a mk4. Timing belt writeup will follow. The tensioner style on the mk4 BEW 2004-2006 TID engine is similar but you're supposed to use the 2 pin spanner wrench instead of a hex allen bit, even though the tensioner may have both. I don't see the difference since they are molded in the same piece of metal but that's what the factory says. Either way, the action of the tensioner is the same.
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I believe the switched form a 2 pin style to a hex allen bit tensioner. That may explain the difference.
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