ok
sounds like a plan
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The belt can be retensioned and the pump timing adjusted just with the top cover off no need to strip the whole lot down.
Personally I dont remove the cam cover, I mark the cam sprocket and pin the pump, use the flywheel mark for the crank. The tensioner is very simple to set to the correct mark then I warm her up and check the timing dynamically. Job done.
sounds like a plan
. so then we put the new belt on and warmed the engine up, and guess what the timming is now back where it was, albeit about 2 degrees different.