PLEASE help w/timing belt install - 95 trooper

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PLEASE help w/timing belt install - 95 trooper #655036 10/11/05 02:24 AM

Joined: Nov 2004

Posts: 62

Steamboat Springs, CO

FEA

Getting the Wheeling Fever

2 things - one, as long as the pulley's stay in position as they were when you start the procedure and replace the belt, all should bve good yes?

Two, what's the trick to getting the new belt around all the pulley's - it is sooo tight? It looks like removeing the idler pulley may be the trick.

Been working on this project allweekend, please help, thanks. Wife's car, gotta get it done!

Francis E. Abate
'95 Trooper
'98 MB ML320
'70 MB 300SEL 6.3

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PLEASE help w/timing belt install - 95 trooper	FEA	10/11/05 02:24 AM
Re: PLEASE help w/timing belt install - 95 trooper	SteveV	10/11/05 02:52 AM
Re: PLEASE help w/timing belt install - 95 trooper	FEA	10/11/05 04:49 AM
Re: PLEASE help w/timing belt install - 95 trooper	Mark in AZ	10/11/05 07:31 PM
Re: PLEASE help w/timing belt install - 95 trooper	FEA	10/12/05 04:58 AM

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