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Where are the crankshaft timing marks? S80

posted by  cx on  Mon Sep 29 14:30 CST 2008
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Hi Checksix,
I have been following this discussion closely since I will be doing my first t-belt job on a newly acquired s70 for my daughter(I have done many RWD belts). This following links discuss the manual adjusting tensioner:

http://www.babcox.com/editorial/ic/ic60326.htm

as well as this one does:

http://volvospeed.co/Repair/ManualTensioner.php


What I got from these 2 sources was that the pointer must enter the window area from the right side(counter clockwise) and as long as the pointer stays in the window area it can be moved clockwise to fine tune the adjustment within the window. However, if the pointer exits the window to the left then it must be again turned counterclockwise so that the pointer again enters the window area from the right. Confused the crap out of me until I read it about 4 times. How does this sound to you all?



Dan





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