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Contittech Timing Belt 900 1995

posted by  jd620 on  Thu Jun 24 14:04 CST 2021
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I replaced the Tensioner and Timing Belt on a daughter's 1995 940 NA. The Timing Belt was a new Contitech and I saw the same problem again i.e. the single belt marks were 1 cog off relative to the double belt marks that line up with the crank keyway. I verified the new Contitech belt was marked off one cog with a new Volvo OEM belt. Re-marking the Contitech belt to be the same as the new Volvo OEM belt and installing it, the 2 single lines lined up with marks on the cam gear back plastic housing mark, dist. drive gear black plastic housing mark, and the double line lined up with the crankshaft keyway.
So, it is important to make sure the gears and black plastic housing marks line up as well as the double line lining up with the crankshaft keyway and the only way to do that is to ignore the Contitech single line marks or remark them.
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Mine:3-940s running; 1-740, 2-940 parts; dtrs:4-940s running






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