Hello everyone! Help from the global community of VAG owners is greatly needed 
Not long ago I assembled an AVY on an AHW block (which is of course not correct, but it seems to work), but I set the camshaft at random, since I couldn’t find the t10075 tool in my country.  There is a problem now, probably related to incorrect installation of the camshaft. If someone has the opportunity to make a drawing of the t10075 tool so that I can make it, I will be very grateful. 
P/S I apologize for possible mistakes in the text, my English is not very good

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I can't find a proper diagram, but Laser Tools part number 8140 seems to come up as compatible and there's a lot of pictures of it online 

 

https://www.lasertools.co.uk/product/8140/Camshaft-Locking-Tool-for-VW-Group-1.6-FSi

 

 

On 24/12/2024 at 18:46, Yeti said:

I can't find a proper diagram, but Laser Tools part number 8140 seems to come up as compatible and there's a lot of pictures of it online 

 

https://www.lasertools.co.uk/product/8140/Camshaft-Locking-Tool-for-VW-Group-1.6-FSi

 

 

Yes, I found different photos. But this does not provide sufficient accuracy when making. All photos found on the Internet are not quite suitable. If I do not find anything, then of course I will rely on photos.

On 24/12/2024 at 04:20, dvderlm said:

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Thanks, I've already found this topic. Not exactly what I need.

Maybe you can zoom on the laser tools link from yeti and get the angles right of slot, pin and holes

 

or this one ?

Laser Tools 8140 Camshaft Locking Tool for VW Group 1.6 FSi

1 hour ago, dvderlm said:

Maybe you can zoom on the laser tools link from yeti and get the angles right of slot, pin and holes

 

or this one ?

Laser Tools 8140 Camshaft Locking Tool for VW Group 1.6 FSi

I have already contacted the manufacturer and they do not provide additional photos. And the photos that are available are not very accurate. 

Second photo in B&Q link looks good on a PC screen.

Place a plastic protractor on that?

 

 

Or go by first principles.

Equal lift on overlap method (easier with mechanical rocker fingers)

 

https://sideways-technologies.co.uk/forums/index.php?/topic/7770-equal-lift-on-overlap-the-other-cam-timing-method/

Edited 27 December, 20241 yr by dvderlm

Though I suppose AVY is 2 camshafts with different timings, so you need the cam specs...

 

https://www.clubpolo.co.uk/topic/336302-avy-cam-timing-how-to/?do=findComment&comment=2638164

Okey, everything is clear. Than you all.