Mielo5280
Proven Member
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- Aug 29, 2019
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Wheat Ridge,
Colorado
For the life of me I can’t figure out what’s eating my timing belt. This is the second belt that this has happened too. The first time I suspected the timing cover was rubbing so I removed it when I installed the second belt. I made sure there was nothing rubbing or able to rub if it moved and hit the belt on the second go. The oil pan has the correct size bolts on the belt side as well.
I figured out my tension issue, but this is just frustrating me.
I figured out my tension issue, but this is just frustrating me.
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