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xanmanz31: (2013-10-24 07:52:33)

just finished timing belt and NA2T noticed my timing belt has moved back almost against the rear timing cover. cams and crank are tight tensioner isnt too tight. i also flipped it around so the arrows pointed out .

any ideas?


G-E: (2013-10-29 00:29:26)

Do you have those tapered washers on both sides of the crank sprocket?


Augustus Maximus: (2013-10-30 18:48:38)

Reading and attenion to detail will always be your friend. Get a manual and read it. Timing belt is rudimentary.


xanmanz31: (2013-11-18 07:50:36)

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just washers on outside sprocket straight to cam

i think it ended up being loose sprocket bolt as retarded as i look ill admit it. i was just getting in a hurry i wanna drive it so bad.

after i tightened it i was able to start it fairly easily and then the dreaded oil seepage from exhaust manifold. im doing intake valve seals now.