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Tensioner pulley w/o beam style t.wrench

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thereef

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Oct 5, 2010
Wichita, Kansas
So I'm trying to finish up this job this evening & getting the car started. Hopefully.

However I need a "beam style torque wrench" according to VFAQ. I'm curious if there's an easier (aka cheaper) way of doing this SAFELY?

The step in question is 29 on this write-up The Infamous Timing Belt TSB

Thanks guys!
 
Torque wrenches are for squares, I never use them, when its that important they get gauged for stretch. Just put a good amount of tension on it, the important part is spacing on the hydraulic tensioner rod. I use angled snap ring pliers to set the pulley tension, using a small tool will ensure its not too tight.
 
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