After changing the thermostat and oil on the Stilo, I am near to the finish line however there is a very annoying squeaking/grinding noise coming from the pulley side of the engine.

Im guessing that its an idler with a knackered bearing.

Am going to change it but, while the covers are off, figure I might do the timing belt aswell.

Are there ANY decent guides anywhere for doing this engine?
Bearing in mind I don't have the expensive cam locking tools (£150) is this a viable home repair job?

Any help appreciated please.

Also, does anybody have a decent picture of the engine with the timing covers removed?
I think the squeeling/grinding noise is coming from the front of the engine.
Is this the water pump location? Its definately not the alternator.

What Engine.

If its the 1.6 check the guides on this Forum.

Maybe Im being thick, but there isnt one for this model. Yes 1.6.

Here.

https://www.fiatforum.com/stilo-guides/206576-how-change-1-6-timing-belt.html

Thank you so much. Dont know how the hell I missed that.
Those cam lock tools can be had for about £45 on ebay. Dont suppose anybody on here has a set and rents them out?