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One more T-belt question 900

posted by  sped on  Thu Jul 22 16:25 CST 2004
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Hi, The gears will stay in place. I start the timing belt removal by removing; cover, serp. belt, serp. belt tensioner, align timing marks, Remove idler pulley top right as you look at engine, two bolts on bottom cover, remove belt, remove tensioner, compress tensioner and install pin, don't lose the hat on top of tensioner, install tensioner with hat in place(plastic piece on top of tensioner), install idler pulley, intstall belt, make sure belt is taught on the right side from cam gear to crank gear, make sure all timing marks line up and pull pin, rotate engine clockwise 2 revs and recheck timing marks, if lin up install remaining parts in reverse order. Good luck. Pauli.






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