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Difference between 110994 & 110995?

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  1. Irishman

    Irishman F1 Rookie

    Oct 13, 2005
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    What is the difference between part numbers 110994 & 110995?

    In the parts catalogue these are the cam pulleys. 110994 shows the flange inboard. 110995 shows the flange outboard.

    I just got four replacement pulleys from Superformance UK. All four appear to me to be identical.
     
  2. Steve Magnusson

    Steve Magnusson Two Time F1 World Champ
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    Jan 11, 2001
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    Each bank gets one inboard flange and one outboard flange (with the inboard flange being on the cam not near the Tensioner) -- like this:

    https://www.ferrariparts.co.uk/diagram/ferrari/308-gtb-gts-carburetor/008-timing-system-controls

    You got the wrong parts.
     
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  3. miked

    miked Formula Junior

    Feb 7, 2001
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    I just went through the same question earlier this year. The flanges are supposed to act much the same as guardrails on a bridge, keeping the belt from wondering too far in either direction. My car had one of each kind on one bank, two of the same on the other bank, a miss match that happened sometime in my car's past. Looking at photos of 308 timing belt configurations I found that most cars have one of each on each bank usually in a configuration of the flange on the outside on the first sprocket after the drive sprocket near the crankshaft and on the inside on the sprocket just before the tensioner. That being said I found photos with every configuration possible. Steve's reference is a good policy. In reality the belt should never ride against the flange, it's just a safeguard. I've worked on many cars of different manufactures with cam belts that have no flanges on the sprockets.
     
  4. 4rePhill

    4rePhill F1 Veteran

    Oct 18, 2009
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    The flanges are on opposite sides to keep the belts centred and prevent the risk of them sliding off.

    You will have ordered 30815110 from Superformance (https://www.superformance.co.uk/308/ech.html ), which should have include 2 x 108033 pulleys, and 2 x 108034.

    Interestingly, Superformance say: 108033 (Supersedes: 102586, 110994, 113097), and 108034 (Supersedes: 102587, 110995, 113098)

    Ferrariparts.co.uk though, state 113097 and 113098 are the suppression parts:

    https://www.ferrariparts.co.uk/part/ferrari/113097?id=61016
    https://www.ferrariparts.co.uk/part/ferrari/113098?id=57749

    Whichever you order, they should definitely not be four identical pulleys!

    It sounds as though someone at Superformance have made an error whilst filling your order, and have put four of them same pulleys in the box! (which would be worrying to me that someone was not paying attention at Superformance - Not good!)

    You need to arrange to have two of the pulleys replaced with the correct pulleys - Do not use the four that have been sent!
     
  5. Irishman

    Irishman F1 Rookie

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    The problem was me, not Superformance. I should have first compared what I got to what is in the car. I got a box with four pulleys with nothing to distinguish them. With all four of them on the bench now I see the difference. I have two with the flange outboard and two with the flange inboard.
     
  6. 4rePhill

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    Thanks for the update (and being honest enough to admit you made an error - Many wouldn't ) - I'd put it down to the excitement of receiving the pulleys :)
     

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