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Timing belt service tip... 200

Changing the time belt and tensionor on my 88 240. What a pain this one has been. The crank shaft pully was very dificult to get off. I took the fly wheel cover off then... here's the tip...

Use a quality screwdriver to jam the gears. I didn't and as a result snapped the tip of the screwdriver off. It freaked me out at first cause I thought it fell back in, but after further inspection, don't think theres a problem.

Then... I finally broke the pully free (and i do mean broke!). the pin on the gear that the pully lays on sheared right off. $45 for a new gear.

anyway, all's well now.

Mike






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