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If you get a P0014...

and your car is a 1998+ with the new style manual tensioner, CHECK the tensioner!!!

Two Brickboarders found this out. One adjusted the tensioner, the other is looking for a new car.

It is possible for the crank position sensor to be ahead of the cam position sensor during spirited driving (heavey torque) due to the belt not being tensioned properly. If this continues, the belt can slip a few teeth and pistons and valves will clash!

Klaus
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Cynthia Amendt, RIP






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