http://www.lextreme.com/valve_clearance.html
tdc it and look at the marks they should be close, then adjust.
My new engine has a smashed cam belt tensioner so I think the belt may have slipped a tooth or five...
What way do I re time it to ensure it's right?
I think I know, but could some please verify for me?
Thanks
http://www.lextreme.com/valve_clearance.html
tdc it and look at the marks they should be close, then adjust.
i dont have a funny or cool signature.
Think I might has MIS understood. How do I ensure the belt is the right tension and on the right teeth?
i dont understand the question then haha.
i dont have a funny or cool signature.
aslong as those marks line up (crank and cams) your set, with the belt tension, arnt they self tensioned ? or do they have an eccentric tensioner ?
some cam belts have marks on the belt, and you can just line the belt marks up to the pulley marks, but if has no marks, i doesnt matter where the belt sits.
always turn the engine over 360 degrees and see if the marks line up again,
i dont have a funny or cool signature.
http://www.lextreme.com/PDF/timingbe.pdf
http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/engine/timingbelt.html
These should help mate.
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Ah. Thanks guys..
Those pages are useful
AND, the 360 degree thing is such a good idea!!! I didn't think of that, but THAT's the way you check!
haha yeh. 720![]()
i dont have a funny or cool signature.
and how the hell do I fit a new cam belt tensioner? that long cylindrical doovy?
I can't get a new one in (the wrecker motor I bought had a smashed one).
Unbolt the old one.
Bolt in the new one (with the pin still inserted)
Then remove the pin.
Peewee
1985 MZ12 Soarer - 1UZ Powered
2013 86 GTS
if the pin isnt in it, (if its new it should be) stick the tensioner in a vice and very slowly tighten up the vice and push the pin in (slowly) then stick the pin in, If you dont have a pin i use a small allen key.
*tighten it so slowly, that when you put pressure on the vice, dont force it, the tensioner will bypass the internal oil and it will slowly compress.
i dont have a funny or cool signature.
Hrm,
I don't have a 'new' one per say, I have one off another motor.... Which is therefore second hand.
When we say 'pin' are we referring to the 5mm thick shaft that is the tensioner, or something else?
Cruz - I have done step a), but step B and C, referring to the 'pin' dont' make sense to me.
strad...check EM-31 of the timing belt tsrm. Should become clear.
1977 RA35 Celica GT - I4 | 2007 GSV40R Aurion - V6
Don't live life being scared of death, live in the fear of not truly living. RP 2012
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