Timing Belt Tips
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Timing Belt Tips
I have a 1997 Accord V6 LX Automatic and am about to replace the timing belt and water pump myself with this Gates kit that I bought.
Are there any tips out there for this specific job dealing with the v6?
I know there is ton of info on the 4 banger, but with the v6, information is limited, and even then, there's always, always something thats "tricky".
Any "Heads up" would be appreciated.
Are there any tips out there for this specific job dealing with the v6?
I know there is ton of info on the 4 banger, but with the v6, information is limited, and even then, there's always, always something thats "tricky".
Any "Heads up" would be appreciated.
#4
Just me and I've said this more than once. Before removing the old belt make some marks on the old one.
In your case - a mark on the belt from the belt to each cam gear. A mark on the crank gear to where the belt mates to the gear. Note the marks on the belt (cam 1, cam 2 and crank).
Once you pull the old belt transfer the marks from the old belt to the new one - count the number of teeth and note whcih mark it is (cam 1, cam 2 and crank).
When you install the new belt, be sure the marks on the belt match/mate to the marks on the gears.
In your case - a mark on the belt from the belt to each cam gear. A mark on the crank gear to where the belt mates to the gear. Note the marks on the belt (cam 1, cam 2 and crank).
Once you pull the old belt transfer the marks from the old belt to the new one - count the number of teeth and note whcih mark it is (cam 1, cam 2 and crank).
When you install the new belt, be sure the marks on the belt match/mate to the marks on the gears.
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