98 Millenia tensioner
Chrisrock3
06-10-2004, 02:52 PM
I was hoping someone could help me, I have a 98 Milly 2.5 after I had the water pump, timing belt and other belts changed I started hearing a rattling sound coming from the engine when I step on the gas. The mech that did the work said it is the fan belt tensioner and it would be $250 to replace but it wouldn’t do any damage if I just left it. I started looking around on google and it looks like the Milly 2.5 doesn’t have a fan belt tensioner but I did see a Timing belt tensioner and a T-belt tensioner. To make a long story short I bought the T-belt tensioner for $50 and I’m planning on doing the work myself does anyone know where this is located or how to get to it I can’t seem to find it anywhere. Also a diagram or step-by-step instructions would be helpful. Tnx
jens_millenia
09-25-2004, 09:00 PM
I just had the Exact same problem..
I hope by now you figured out it was the Automatic Hydraulic Timing Belt Tensioner.
It was about $150.00 for the part.
I hope by now you figured out it was the Automatic Hydraulic Timing Belt Tensioner.
It was about $150.00 for the part.
rodandrade
10-05-2004, 08:15 PM
Chrisrock3, look to the bottom left side of the engine under the radiator hose. It mounts with 3 screws, the top 2 are somewhat easy, but the 3 is somewhat hard. You will need an angled wratchet and a long extention. You also have to take of the bottom plastic cover and the part of the right wheel well cover. Where did you find the belt tensioner for $50 bucks. I can send you a picture of the one I took out to see if you bought the right one. I still need to find one.
jens_millenia
How do you taughten the tensioner? The one that broke on mine just swivels and does not lock into place.
jens_millenia
How do you taughten the tensioner? The one that broke on mine just swivels and does not lock into place.
jens_millenia
10-08-2004, 05:18 PM
jens_millenia
How do you taughten the tensioner? The one that broke on mine just swivels and does not lock into place.
I had my mechanic do it, hehe.
Are you talking about the automatic hydraulic tensioner, or the tensioner pulley ?
I think that with the hydraulic tensioner he just screwed it on.
The tensioner pulley he had to use a chain wrapped around they pulley to put it on I think.
How do you taughten the tensioner? The one that broke on mine just swivels and does not lock into place.
I had my mechanic do it, hehe.
Are you talking about the automatic hydraulic tensioner, or the tensioner pulley ?
I think that with the hydraulic tensioner he just screwed it on.
The tensioner pulley he had to use a chain wrapped around they pulley to put it on I think.
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