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Timing belt/replacement engine update 850 1996

posted by  someone claiming to be jpcammar on  Tue Jul 2 14:16 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Thanks for the additional information. My only guess is that they had a rookie working on the engine at some point, and he did the bending.

I checked the serp belt today (after driving 325 miles, mostly highway) and it looks like it is beginning to wear in the same manner as the first two. With a new alternator, any ideas on what could be creating such wear?

Again, thanks. I am learning a great deal.

Joe






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