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| Topic subject | timing belt |
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82306, timing belt Posted by eclipserob99, Oct-28-04 04:16 AM
does anyone know how hard it is to replace a timing belt and want is need to do it
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82307, RE: timing belt Posted by FuSi0N, Oct-28-04 04:36 AM
Here's a good thread with a link to a "how to" good stuff. http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=5&topic_id=81649&mesg_id=81649&listing_type=search
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83204, RE: timing belt Posted by jonhix, Dec-04-04 04:52 PM
Im having satan do mine....540 dollars :\
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83205, RE: timing belt Posted by hollow, Dec-04-04 05:33 PM
Originally posted by jonhix Im having satan do mine....540 dollars :\
Damn. You could do it for about half that if you went out and bought all the tools you need. That's half a rebuild kit right there...
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83208, RE: timing belt Posted by Semperboost, Dec-04-04 07:14 PM
I'm sorta in the middle of mine..well I pulled my head too. But the timing belt ain't that bad. If it's your first time then I'd say give yourself a whole day or two. If you have A/C it'll be little harder. My main problem was getting the motor mount bolts out. Alvin
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83399, RE: timing belt Posted by donnyb373, Dec-11-04 09:15 PM
yea the motor mount bolts are the biggest pain int he ass, i was actually thinkin about drilling two 1" holes in the body so that they would be easyer to get out for futur work, dunno if it would work but its worth a try
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83400, RE: timing belt Posted by BOOSTED ECLIPSE, Dec-12-04 12:38 AM
That does make it easier to get to the bolts. A previous owner did that on my car.
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