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Re: Can I move the timing belt a notch without teardown? 200 87

posted by  someone claiming to be Neal on  Thu May 3 12:17 CST 2001 [RELATED]

That's the information I needed. Thanks. I thought the allignment of the cam gear and the crank pulley was that way, but I needed the verification. I'm not worried about the marks on the timing belt right now. If I do decide to go in, I'll change out the belt. At least now I can determine whether or not the sucker's out of sync without ripping it down or, as Rene suggested, bad rubber dampers.

Thanks to all of you for the responses.





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