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| Topic subject | Timing belt |
| Topic URL | https://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=i5&topic_id=134473 |
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134473, Timing belt Posted by austin27, Jun-29-11 07:07 PM I just installed the timing belt, all marks match up. When I went to do the two revolutions the timing belt doesnt stay in the middle of the pulleys hangs over the cam sprockets half an inch. My question is will the belt true itself out at faster revolutions. | |
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134474, RE: Timing belt Posted by CODE4, Jun-29-11 07:57 PM Something is not lined up correctly. What other components did you remove or replace during this service? | |
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134475, RE: Timing belt Posted by austin27, Jun-29-11 09:10 PM Its a total rebuild everything has been replaced except the stock cam sprocket. I also put a mechanical tensioner on. After I posted message I went out and realized that I didnt cut the hole out behind new tensioner now the belt hangs over the pulleys and sprockets less than 1/8 inch now I dont know if that is normal. | |
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134476, RE: Timing belt Posted by Smash_NDash, Jun-29-11 09:35 PM http://www.partsdinosaur.com/page6.html | |
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134481, RE: Timing belt Posted by austin27, Jun-29-11 11:46 PM Thanks, I put everything back together when I tightened the mount everything lined up good. | |
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134484, RE: Timing belt Posted by Fabs, Jul-01-11 03:30 AM What did you do exactly to solve this problem? I'm building up my engine maybe I could get problems with this... | |
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134485, RE: Timing belt Posted by CODE4, Jul-01-11 06:00 AM Did you read the link provided? It explains everything very clearly. | |
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134542, RE: Timing belt Posted by Smash_NDash, Jul-05-11 06:39 PM
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