24-03-12, 06:08 PM
I'm inclined to think you're in the clear but if you decide to take a look at the cam chain and tensioner, you can remove the latter without needing a gasket change but you need to follow the procedure in the Haynes or workshop manual.
You can view the lower part of the camchain run by removing the right-hand engine cover. That might require a new gasket if you haven't previously removed that cover because they tend to stick and rip. If you do remove/refit that cover, grease the new gasket on both sides to ensure it will come off easily in future.
You can view the lower part of the camchain run by removing the right-hand engine cover. That might require a new gasket if you haven't previously removed that cover because they tend to stick and rip. If you do remove/refit that cover, grease the new gasket on both sides to ensure it will come off easily in future.