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Timing belt/replacement engine update 850 1996

posted by  jpcammar on  Tue Jul 2 06:11 CST 2002
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They asked me whether there was some accident. The answer is no. They were perplexed, but I believe that this problem was a gradual one. Eight months ago, the dealer down where I live (the service manager is being VERY unccoperative) found a wear in the belt that indicated that it "jumped the pulley." At the time, I asked whether there was a problem and they said no, that all looked fine, and so they replaced the belt. I suspect that there was some kind of problem that got gradually worse, but what doi I know?!





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