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Stuck water Pump 200

posted by  machine man on  Sun Dec 17 17:00 CST 2017
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Hi,

Yes, I try to keep a mirror handy for two reasons. Hidden bolts and the alignment of the intermediate sprocket dot to the 3 "O" clock position to the straight line on the inside of the plastic case timing cover.
If you are checking or replacing the timing belt it is a must to stop a parallax view from throwing things off.

I have to be careful not to let myself come into view though, as I don't want to know that I look worse off than the car I'm working on, that surely needs repair work! (:-)

Phil





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