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1992 245 Timing Belt One Tooth Lag on Cam Gear 200

posted by  Build on  Thu Mar 23 19:14 CST 2023
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Hi Phil,

Thanks for the great info. Last time I changed the belt, I readjusted the tensioner after a few hundred miles. I didn't know I should continue to do that. I'm curious how readjusting it would put the cam back in time as the stretch between the crank and cam aren't in the adjustment path.

Thanks for the good tips.






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