| Go back to previous topic |
| Forum name | Performance/Engine |
| Topic subject | not sure what the name of this is??? |
| Topic URL | https://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=i5&topic_id=98032 |
98032, not sure what the name of this is??? Posted by 2geclipselamboed, Apr-20-06 08:07 AM
ok the bottom timing gear for the crank, what is the name of it??? i need a new one because the teeth are all cut up
|
98034, RE: not sure what the name of this is??? Posted by djtrickee, Apr-20-06 08:09 AM
Timing Belt Drive Sprocket.
http://www.2gnt.com/nuke/modules.php?name=Part_Number_Lookup&op=display&pnc=03038
Up on the top row is the CAPS program. It is awesome for finding part numbers and the names of parts.
:thumbsup
|
98112, RE: not sure what the name of this is??? Posted by brink900, Apr-23-06 08:53 AM
if it is the one mounted on the crqanshaft right behind the pulley that is called the crankshaft pulley...... I had to order one of those damn it was hard to find one easily
|
98114, RE: not sure what the name of this is??? Posted by ForceFed420a, Apr-23-06 09:26 AM
Originally posted by brink900 if it is the one mounted on the crqanshaft right behind the pulley that is called the crankshaft pulley...... I had to order one of those damn it was hard to find one easily
Careful......most people if you just say "crankshaft pulley" will think you're talking about the damper which runs the accessories. You should really put the word "timing" in there somewhere, like "crankshaft timing sprocket" to make sure people know EXACTLY what part you're talking about.
Brian
|
98115, RE: not sure what the name of this is??? Posted by 96rs-t, Apr-23-06 11:19 AM
simplest way put - 'crank sprocket'
|
98129, RE: not sure what the name of this is??? Posted by 2geclipselamboed, Apr-23-06 04:32 PM
thanks guys i found the part i ended up calling a mitsubishi dealership and luckily they sent one out that day and got it today, now i just got to retime it
|
98132, RE: not sure what the name of this is??? Posted by Star Turbo Talon, Apr-23-06 05:22 PM
They are very easy to fnd in junkyards, i have 2 spares that i keep at all times in the event one were to get damaged
|