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Timing belt change 900 1994

posted by  rmagoo on  Fri May 16 04:19 CST 2003
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you should be careful on the flywheel because the ring on the outer edge is used for the rpm sensor. usually you can find a place where a balance weight has ben welded on the torque convertor and be careful to hold it while someone breaks loose the crank bolt. the distributor is directly attached to the cam so the intermediate shaft is not as important but its too easy to intall it with all three gears properly lined up so do it the proper way.i would recommen you change the tensioner and check the front seals for leaks while you have it out and look closely at your water pump for leaks too. good luck and have fun.






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