Cam/Auxiliary Belt Diagrams

[k16tomcat]

These are all the belt diagrams I could get from autodata. It doesn't show any auxiliary belts for the Honda engines so if anyone has one could you please add it.

Rover T-Series Auxiliary Belt Non Aircon

Rover T-Series Auxiliary Belt Aircon

Rover T-Series Cam Belt

Rover K-Series Auxiliary Belt Aircon (No non aircon belt diagram shown)

Rover K-Series 1.6 Cam Belt

Rover K-Series 1.8 VVC Cam Belt

Honda 1.6 SOHC Cam Belt

Honda 1.6 DOHC Cam Belt

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My Rover History
93 Rover 220 Coupe Turbo
94 Rover 420 GSi Turbo
97 Rover 216 Coupe SE

[IrishRover]

Great, cheers for that Carl.
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[DouggieB]

Thanks for the torque setings diagram really usefullas a check. I am in the process of changing cam belts on a Rover '97 K-Series 1.8 VVC cam belt and it uses the non automatic tensioner so MG Rover included a pillar bolt a tenson spring in the belt kit, it's the non sleeved spring. Has anyone done this work recently? After fitting the spring I find the tensioner the tensioner back plate is now a lot lower down in relation to where it was on the old Rover belt. I am using the spring to pretension exactly as the the Rover manual says. Has anyone else found this? I guess if I ignore the spring setting a push the tesnsion upward to eqactly where I marked it bfore it was loosened I am over tensioning the new belt and risking a break later one? But if it's too loose will it risk jumping a tooth and wreaking the engine?
Thank you, Doug