2007 mini cooper base model: vacuum pump seized up during start up. My mechanic replace vacuum pump and then try to start car. Car would not start. Mechanic check timing. Looked as if the pump seizer caused the cams to move out of time (car now out of time). Mechanic adjusted timing. Car still won't start sounds totally different (like it has no compression). Compression Test: no compression all four cylinders. Leak down test is holding air on all four cylinders. Any suggestions on what could be going on with this mini??? Thanks
What ever happened with your car? My 2009 mini turn off while I was driving. They said the vacuum pump failed then the timing chain. No warning before it happened. I have 60,000 miles on car. They told me it was low on oil and this caused it to fail. I am having a hard time believing this.
Use Pin In gearbox and locking tool on cams be careful has that bolt on exhaust cam stretched it will brake change it and torque0 to20 nm +90 Degre4es they are only £2.85
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