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Old 04-02-2006, 03:02 PM   #1
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Unhappy how to remove timing belt on 99'?? Confused and in a rush

I have a 99 that started making noise yesterday and sounded like a belt pulley. Ripped it apart and the idler was a bit loose but not bad. Fired it up after sitting all night and a racket was louder and coming from the timing belt case. Removed the cover to see no bearing at all on the idler wheel.

My question is... How do i get the sucker out of there> There is no room at all. Does the whole engine need to be pulled? Seems like no way to do this and not sure if there is a tightener for the belt that can be loosened to get the pulley out.

Any help is great.

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Re: how to remove timing belt on 99'?? Confused and in a rush

Anybody got advise? Is there an easy way to change out the timing belt?
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