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Old 07-19-2009, 08:00 AM
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Re: How tight should timing belt be?

amigo2k, i also thought the same thing...once the car warms up there is no more water from the exhaust...

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Originally Posted by Cat Fuzz View Post
+1 on the tensioner being bad. You will need to be specific at the parts store. Most of them will hand over the pulley part, you need the little hydraulic pusher. You also should do your water pump and replace the belt while you're in there and inspect the other pulleys for noise and wear and replace as needed. The antifreeze smell could be a seeping water pump.
Cat Fuzz...i know that there are "kits" out there that sell the GMB water pump, tensioner, the idler, the belt and bolts...but none of them sell the spring loaded pusher...why is that...you'd think that every kit should include it? And, i'm not seein any antifreeze on the ground, i'd think if the water pump leaked i'd see it somewhere. Is this kit http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/93-97...5%3A3%7C39%3A1 from ebay ok to use? seems like the price is right...and where can i find the hydraulic piston tensioner?
Again, thanks all for your replies...i will reply once i have changed everythig...

PS i just had back surgery tuesday...i'm real sore right now (i could barely move after putting the pass side timing cover back on...i am real stupid, just ask corporate)...it's "embarassing loud", but can i drive it this way for a couple of weeks until i've healed a bit? it's either i drive it this way or i drive this in the mean time

I'm not even sure i can get in it right now? Thoughts?

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