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jam013200Nov-28-05 06:39 AM
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#94830, "Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"


          

Here's the link:

http://www.store.partsdinosaur.com/product1310.html

It looks like a cost effective alternative to the Hydraulic tensioner. Anyone have experience with this? I tried searching but could not find any info about this part on this website. Thanks.

  

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RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, TeamDR1665, Nov-28-05 07:24 AM, #1
RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, 96eclipse2nr, Nov-28-05 09:17 AM, #2
      RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, djtrickee, Nov-28-05 11:01 AM, #3
           RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, jam013200, Nov-28-05 12:16 PM, #4
                RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, djtrickee, Nov-28-05 12:31 PM, #5
                     RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, alain95i4, Nov-28-05 01:15 PM, #6
                          RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, jam013200, Nov-28-05 03:00 PM, #7
                               RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, XMasta19, Nov-28-05 05:59 PM, #8
RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, 97EclipseGrl, Dec-24-05 04:56 PM, #9
RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, XMasta19, Dec-24-05 06:55 PM, #10
      RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, jam013200, Dec-25-05 06:05 AM, #11
      RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, 97EclipseGrl, Dec-25-05 07:05 AM, #12
      RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, 97EclipseGrl, Dec-25-05 06:58 AM, #13
           RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, XMasta19, Dec-25-05 11:54 AM, #14
                RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, 97EclipseGrl, Dec-25-05 05:56 PM, #15
                     RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, XMasta19, Dec-26-05 07:48 AM, #16
                          RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?, 97EclipseGrl, Dec-26-05 05:13 PM, #17

TeamDR1665Nov-28-05 07:24 AM
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#94833, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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I think we have a guy in az2gnt rolling that set up. We're waiting on more input from him.

  

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#94837, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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hmm, i know some neons run those stock, and iv seen over at neons.org people swapping over. never heart of one on a 2gnt emoji

i guess someone could try it and let us know how it works out.

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djtrickeeNov-28-05 11:01 AM
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#94839, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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there was a discussion about this a few days ago... if you search you should be able to find it, including pics of it mounted.

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jam013200Nov-28-05 12:16 PM
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#94841, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Originally posted by djtrickee
there was a discussion about this a few days ago... if you search you should be able to find it, including pics of it mounted.


I tried doing a quick search but couldn't find anything...of course I was at work and didn't want the I.T. Nazi's all over me. I will look again tonight.

I actually emailed the guy at PD and he said he has sold quite a few but hasn't heard any feedback from anyone....I guess no feedback can be good feedback.

The mechanical converison is about the same price as the tensioner from Chrysler/Mitsu but the converison kit comes with the belt and idler pulley if I'm not mistaken so it looks like a more cost effective alternative. I was going to order it along with some other engine stuff in the next few week when I get my block/head back from the machine shop. I'll try to leave feedback when I get a chance.

  

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#94842, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Originally posted by jam013200
Originally posted by djtrickee there was a discussion about this a few days ago... if you search you should be able to find it, including pics of it mounted.
I tried doing a quick search but couldn't find anything...of course I was at work and didn't want the I.T. Nazi's all over me. I will look again tonight.


Gawd... I'm feeling generous.

http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=4&topic_id=79717&mesg_id=79717&listing_type=search

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#94845, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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this is a 2g neon late model tensionner
they are using since 2002 or 2003 on the sohc engine, either normal 132 hp or magnum 150 hp
similar to srt-4 tensionner but shaped to fit the 2.0 engine

Alain

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#94852, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Thanks for the searched topic link....mighty generous of you!!

  

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#94856, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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I bought it and it's on the way... emoji


Pics will be posted as soon as it's installed...if I can get my ass in the garage and get the new pistons and what not put in as well woohoo!

-Xavier-
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#95219, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Yes I have
Now I might have to go to Satan and get the hydraulic tensioner
Life is unfair!!!

  

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#95220, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Originally posted by 97EclipseGrl
Yes I have Now I might have to go to Satan and get the hydraulic tensioner Life is unfair!!!


how come?

I've got mine on my car now... emoji

-Xavier-
95 Eclipse RS-T...lost in the frozen tundra

  

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#95224, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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If you want my old Hydraulic tensioner you can have it. I bought the mechanical tensioner and have no need of the old hydraulic unit. It still has a lot of tension. Just send me a PM if you want it.

  

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#95226, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Originally posted by jam013200
If you want my old Hydraulic tensioner you can have it. I bought the mechanical tensioner and have no need of the old hydraulic unit. It still has a lot of tension. Just send me a PM if you want it.


Thanks for the offer emoji My old hydraulic tensioner and bearing are fine too
I just figured if Im going in, Ill replace everything and thought the mechanical tensioner was an upgrade...

  

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#95225, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Dec-25-05 06:59 AM by 97EclipseGrl

          

because the belt it walking and making noise...
also the idle will get really crappy after idling for about a minute
but that may be the ISC Motor again...
Was your belt REALLY hard to slip over the tensioner when it was fully unspring?? My bf and I had hell putting it on...I had to put my ass into it severely.
it really sounds like bearing noise...

  

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#95227, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Dec-25-05 11:57 AM by XMasta19



          

Originally posted by 97EclipseGrl
because the belt it walking and making noise... also the idle will get really crappy after idling for about a minute but that may be the ISC Motor again... Was your belt REALLY hard to slip over the tensioner when it was fully unspring?? My bf and I had hell putting it on...I had to put my ass into it severely. it really sounds like bearing noise...


I hope I don't have those problems...YES, it was like impossible to get enough slack to slide the belt on, had to be sneaky sneaky emoji





-Xavier-
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#95234, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Dec-25-05 06:11 PM by 97EclipseGrl

          

you know as weird as this sounds
you might have the same problem I had...
when you manually turn the crank, does the belt walk off the cams just a little bit??
it looks like the belt is not in the position is should be, it should sit further back
mine looked the same way...it was really off of the Intake Cam.
what I will do this time is get 2 metric 10 bolts in a 1.50 pitch that are short and put them in the other holes for the tensioner so that everything is in its theoretical final position, tension it then turn the crank over and see if the belt walks. this way you can see whats happening before you put everything back on and possibly end up in the same predicament Im in...
with the car apart and driving my moms Camry...
In the words of Rick James "Aint that a B??"

  

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#95240, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Dec-26-05 07:50 AM by XMasta19



          

emoji ...don't talk like that


my car has been down since summer and I'm almost done putting it back together, I hope this damn chit doesn't end up phucking me in the azz.

-Xavier-
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#95255, "RE: Has anyone purchased the Timing Belt Mech. Conversion Kit from Parts Dinosaur?"
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Originally posted by XMasta19
emoji ...don't talk like that my car has been down since summer and I'm almost done putting it back together, I hope this damn chit doesn't end up phucking me in the azz.

that sux 6 months emoji 3 days and I thought I was gonna die!!!
The longest time Ive been down was when doing the Atx->Mtx...2 months coz I had to wait for parts and had no idea what in hell I was doing emoji
but yeah, Im sorry emoji... wish you good luck, just please check it before you reassemble it completely....PLEASE...
Im pretty sure youve done timing before, so Im making a moot point, but make sure everything is TDC and turn the crank manually 2 revolutions and then turn it over with the starter, even if it runs on battery for a bit. If it makes belt/bearing noise get the hydraulic tensioner...
My rough idle was caused by the belt being too tight, it caused it to somehow jump time by getting the cams out of sync and the belt wasnt tracking right/ walking because it was so damn tight
Just be careful, pistons and valves should never make each others acquaintance
Lemme know how everything turns out or if you got any issues
Everyone I know told me that I was fuckin up, but I bought it anyways. Now I gotta admit....I fucked up....and thats now an easy thing to do...
So, I went to Napa today for hydraulic parts emoji and my car is running now
gotta do the p/s and 1 motor mount tomorrow morning before work
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