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    Established Member Two Rings jpjmustang's Avatar
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    2012 A63.0T Prest - no start - timing chain - CODES 0386/12291

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    Any help - or idea where to look -

    Had the 3.0T issues on the cam position being out 7 deg on the drivers side.

    Pull the parts out (dont wish this job on anyone) and replaced the cam sprockets and the tensioner and lined the timiening up and turned it over to test

    re-assembled the drivers side back - now I have a no start condition

    Reset on the VagCom and tried restart - Codes are 0386 and 12291

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    Established Member Two Rings jpjmustang's Avatar
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    New Update - the exhaust cam is not "staying put" on the back of the passenger side where we replaced the tensioner

    Bought a new gear and went thru the whole "take apart" again and turned it over - all good - start up .......

    Exhaust cam went out of time again

    What AM I MISSING??? the job is tough enough to do once - but Ill be doing the set up for the third time.....

    Any recommendations??

    JPJM
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    2014 Audi Q7 TDI 3.0 Prem +
    2012 Audi A6 3.0T Prem +
    2011 BMW 328i
    2004 BMW X3

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    Veteran Member Four Rings Shane Horning's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by jpjmustang View Post
    New Update - the exhaust cam is not "staying put" on the back of the passenger side where we replaced the tensioner

    Bought a new gear and went thru the whole "take apart" again and turned it over - all good - start up .......

    Exhaust cam went out of time again

    What AM I MISSING??? the job is tough enough to do once - but Ill be doing the set up for the third time.....

    Any recommendations??

    JPJM
    Is the gear slipping on the cam? Or the chain is jumping?

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    Established Member Three Rings Avantly's Avatar
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    There is another thread, I believe from a member in sweden. He was having problems with one cam jumping a tooth after tensioning. I don't recall what the solution was. You are following the full factory procedure with pre-tension on the other sprocket while tensioning, correct? What tensioner/guide assemblies did you use? INA/OEM?

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