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Fits FORD GALAXY II (WA6) 2.0 TDCi
(2006)
Important compatibility info
| Placement on Vehicle | Intake Side |
| Function | Camshaft |
| Type | Camshaft |
£106.69
Important compatibility info
| Placement on Vehicle | Exhaust Side |
| Function | Camshaft |
| Type | Camshaft |
£106.69
Important compatibility info
| Operating Mode | Hydraulic |
| Function | Tappet |
| Placement on Vehicle | Exhaust Side, Intake Side |
| Type | Tappet |
£9.16
Important compatibility info
| Function | Rocker Arm, engine timing |
| Type | Rocker Arm, engine timing |
£10.90
Important compatibility info
| Valve seat angle | 45 ° |
| Valve stem diameter | 6 mm |
| Valve head diameter | 25 mm |
| Function | Exhaust Valve |
| Length | 105 mm |
| Type | Exhaust Valve |
£15.81
Important compatibility info
| Weight | 0.053 kg |
| Type | Finger Follower, engine timing |
| Function | Finger Follower, engine timing |
| for OE number | 0903.69 S1 |
Additional Information
General Information
These products are designed to be used as originally intended and not modified for purpose. Please ensure the products are installed by a competent individual. N.B. products are usually supplied without fitting instructions.
£9.52
What is a camshaft & valve train?
The camshaft and valve train are parts responsible for the opening and closing of the inlet and outlet functions of the combustion process. Air is provided by the inlet process and spent exhaust fumes are released by the outlet process.
There are several parts that make up the camshaft and valve train.
These are:
Camshaft (Inlet)/li>
Camshaft (Outlet, exhaust)
Tappet / Lifter
Cam follower
Valve (Inlet)
Valve (Outlet)
How do I choose the correct camshaft and valve train parts?
Obtaining the original (OE) part numbers and comparing them against matching parts is the sure way of sourcing the correct replacements. Our website has an OE part number search function that will show you parts that match your OE part number.
If you are not able to obtain and compare OE part numbers here are some factors to consider when selecting replacement parts:
Engine code
If part is listed for the inlet or outlet side
Note the quantity required
Vehicle manufacture date (this is not the date the vehicle was registered but the date it was made
Engine number sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter
VIN (chassis number) sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter
What brand of camshaft and valve train parts should I choose?
As these parts do not require replacement or service as often as other engine parts there are not very many aftermarket makers of them. As these parts are precision engineered, quality is high and matches or exceeds the original manufacturers specifications. You can feel confident in ordering any brand knowing the parts will be of the highest quality.
How can I tell my camshaft or valve train parts need replacing?
Issues with the camshaft, valves or tappets/lifter should be addressed as soon as possible to prevent damage to the surrounding parts. We would always recommend that you have your vehicle inspected by a qualified mechanic to receive an accurate diagnosis that these parts need attention.
Some of the symptoms of failing camshaft and valve train parts are:
Check engine light is illuminated
Engine is sputtering, misfiring or backfiring
Engine does not idle smoothly
Loss of engine power
Loud ticking sound from the upper part of the engine
There are metal particles in the oil
Smokey exhaust fumes due to misfiring
Excessive oil use
Decreased fuel economy
