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Timing belt alignment? #705259 03/11/06 09:20 AM
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I've finally got the Heads on and it's Timing Belt time. I'm wondering how important it is that the Alignment marks on the timing belt line up with the marks on the crank/pulley's and stuff. I can't seem to get them all to line up.

1997 Rodeo 3.2l

Re: Timing belt alignment? [Re: Rodeofox] #705260 03/11/06 01:20 PM
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<img src="/forums/images/graemlins/scared.gif" alt="" />They got to line up or the engine will never be in time, I line them up with all the slack at the tensioner, hope this helps, Dan <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />

Re: Timing belt alignment? [Re: Rodeofox] #705261 03/11/06 07:18 PM
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The thing is I have a new tensioner that I haven't even taken the pin out of it, so there's no tension on the belt and I'm having trouble getting it togo on. I've compared this belt and the old and they match up size wise.

I guess it just wants to be a pain.

Re: Timing belt alignment? [Re: Rodeofox] #705262 03/11/06 08:38 PM
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The pulley that turns the cam gears is not in a one to one relatioship, so just getting the marks to line up might not show its in time, there is a procedure to make sure that they are in proper syc. Dan

Re: Timing belt alignment? #705263 03/12/06 12:31 AM
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Got it. Guess maybe the beer's last nite affected my judgement in putting it on correctly <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/shame.gif" alt="" />








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