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Re: 2001 3.0 Alternator Belt Replacement
[Re: Winston]
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11/18/05 06:26 PM
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Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 39
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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Thanks I'll check out ebay! Like I said earlier it has 70K miles on it and it has not been mistreated at all . My wife just drives it back and forth to work 12 miles each way on the highway and we go on vacation in it and smaller trips like the one this weekend to a funeral, we put about 14K per year. We live in northeast Louisiana so its pretty humid here but thats about it! Besides hurricanes! LOL Thanks for all the info, if I have some good direction I will definetly do the timing belt myself. I did read the other posts about people making the tool for the balancer. I just haven't looked at it all that much till the other day when the belts were brought up.
Jason 1999 Rodeo 2001 Montero Sport
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Re: 2001 3.0 Alternator Belt Replacement
[Re: jsutton]
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11/18/05 11:10 PM
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Anonymous
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I'd beware of the timing belt. On my 95 SR the timing belt tentioner pulley seized at about 75,000 miles. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/shiner.gif" alt="" /> Needless to say after I was done having the valves replaced and everything else done I was into it about 2500 dollars. I would suggest earing on the side of caution.
Wayne
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