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Re: Changing timing belt -- Civic 98
JMK3rd 8 April 2005 19:24:55
	Hi, My 1997 Accord is running a bit down on power and with a pretty noticeable vibration at speed since it's timing belt change. Since the belt is most likely off, am I screwed? or...can it be set straight (by someone who knows what they are doing) Jim "Steve" <hansensw@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:OFp2e.22934$cg1.10814@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...> This is the best advise ever when doing a timing belt, follow it!> I don't even line up TDC anymore, just use the paint pens.> -- > Stephen W. Hansen> ASE Certified Master Automobile Technician> ASE Undercar Specialist> "Michael Pardee" <michaeltnull@cybertrails.com> wrote in message > news:AqGdnbrs_7uFntffRVn-vQ@sedona.net...>> "Blackhill" <byron.montenegro@sympatico.ca> wrote in message >> news:i5n2e.2464$x8.599639@news20.bellglobal.com...>>> Hi!>>> I'm changing the timing belt on my Civic (130 000K) over>>> the weekend and I was wondering if someone had>>> a tip on how to maintained the timing on the "CAMS">>> Thanks!>>> Blackhill.>>> To save the gurus the time of posting this tip I learned here....>> Before removing the old belt, match-mark the side of the belt and the cam >> cogs and crank cog with white acrylic paint, paint pen or anything else >> that shows up well. When you remove the old belt line it up with the new >> belt (to determine they are the same size, same number of teeth) and then >> transfer the marks to the new belt. When you put the new belt on, line up >> the marks and be sure the marks are still lined up when the tensioner is >> snugged down.>> Either before removing the old belt or after installing the new one, be >> sure the marks for the crank and cams actually line up with the marks on >> the engine... although I'd expect the engine operation to be pretty bad >> if it weren't right to start with.>> Mike>>
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Michael Pardee 30 March 2005 05:38:30 [ permanent link ]
	"Blackhill" <byron.montenegro@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:i5n2e.2464$x8.599639@news20.bellglobal.com...> Hi!> I'm changing the timing belt on my Civic (130 000K) over> the weekend and I was wondering if someone had> a tip on how to maintained the timing on the "CAMS"> Thanks!> Blackhill.> To save the gurus the time of posting this tip I learned here.... Before removing the old belt, match-mark the side of the belt and the cam cogs and crank cog with white acrylic paint, paint pen or anything else that shows up well. When you remove the old belt line it up with the new belt (to determine they are the same size, same number of teeth) and then transfer the marks to the new belt. When you put the new belt on, line up the marks and be sure the marks are still lined up when the tensioner is snugged down. Either before removing the old belt or after installing the new one, be sure the marks for the crank and cams actually line up with the marks on the engine... although I'd expect the engine operation to be pretty bad if it weren't right to start with. Mike
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Steve 30 March 2005 08:11:26 [ permanent link ]
	This is the best advise ever when doing a timing belt, follow it! I don't even line up TDC anymore, just use the paint pens. -- Stephen W. Hansen ASE Certified Master Automobile Technician ASE Undercar Specialist "Michael Pardee" <michaeltnull@cybertrails.com> wrote in message news:AqGdnbrs_7uFntffRVn-vQ@sedona.net...> "Blackhill" <byron.montenegro@sympatico.ca> wrote in message > news:i5n2e.2464$x8.599639@news20.bellglobal.com...>> Hi!>> I'm changing the timing belt on my Civic (130 000K) over>> the weekend and I was wondering if someone had>> a tip on how to maintained the timing on the "CAMS">> Thanks!>> Blackhill.>> To save the gurus the time of posting this tip I learned here....> Before removing the old belt, match-mark the side of the belt and the cam > cogs and crank cog with white acrylic paint, paint pen or anything else > that shows up well. When you remove the old belt line it up with the new > belt (to determine they are the same size, same number of teeth) and then > transfer the marks to the new belt. When you put the new belt on, line up > the marks and be sure the marks are still lined up when the tensioner is > snugged down.> Either before removing the old belt or after installing the new one, be > sure the marks for the crank and cams actually line up with the marks on > the engine... although I'd expect the engine operation to be pretty bad if > it weren't right to start with.> Mike>
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Blackhill 30 March 2005 08:16:45 [ permanent link ]
	Hi! I'm changing the timing belt on my Civic (130 000K) over the weekend and I was wondering if someone had a tip on how to maintained the timing on the "CAMS" Thanks! Blackhill.
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