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does the timming belt supossed to move even a litlle ,if engine cranks but dont start at all?Because it doesnt move at all,please i need help,dont have other car to drive around
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Re: dead ranger
The timing belt should move as the engine turns over. It's connected to the crankshaft.
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#4
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Re: dead ranger
If the timing belt doesn't move while the engine is turning over, the most likely cause is a broken timing belt.
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Re: dead ranger
Thanks i will check that.Is it hard to change that?
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Re: dead ranger
the timing belt is fairly easyn when youve got the right patience, it just takes time couse youve got to force it on, jsut dont use a damn screwdriver, all your doing when you use a screwdriver is making the belt weaker. it may seem hard but you can force that on with your fingers.
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#7
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Re: dead ranger
Don't have to force it on, just retract the auto tensioner and then belt slips on with slack to spare.
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