How do you put a timing belt on a car?
How do you put a timing belt on a car?
To aid in this process, you can use spring-loaded clips to hold the belts on the pulleys as the belt is routed. With the belt in place, tighten the idler pulley bolt to 38 ft.-lbs. 13. Next, remove the retaining tool or pin from the auto-tensioner. Install the engine mount bracket to the front of engine.
What happens in the event of timing belt failure?
On this occasion, the engine was identified as an ‘interference’ type engine. Therefore, in the event of timing belt failure, the likelihood of engine damage is extremely high. It is important that belt tensioning is performed on an engine at ambient room temperature.
Can a timing belt be fitted to a crankshaft pulley?
The timing belt can now be fitted to the crankshaft pulley. To do this, the white line on the timing belt needs to be aligned with the notch on the crankshaft pulley at the 9 o’clock position. With the belt in position, fit the crankshaft locking tool and secure it.
When do Honda timing belts need to be replaced?
Over the years, the materials and processes used in timing belt manufacturing have allowed Honda to move its service interval to 90,000 miles and then 105,000 miles. As a customer’s vehicle nears the 90,000 mile mark, remind him or her that the belt needs to be replaced. When pricing the job, don’t overlook additional and necessary related sales.
To aid in this process, you can use spring-loaded clips to hold the belts on the pulleys as the belt is routed. With the belt in place, tighten the idler pulley bolt to 38 ft.-lbs. 13. Next, remove the retaining tool or pin from the auto-tensioner. Install the engine mount bracket to the front of engine.
What kind of wrench do I need to replace timing belt?
A good 3-jaw gear puller, straight-edge, ruler, a lug wrench, and one special T55 Torx bit for the motor mount bolt. An air impact wrench is extremely helpful.
Over the years, the materials and processes used in timing belt manufacturing have allowed Honda to move its service interval to 90,000 miles and then 105,000 miles. As a customer’s vehicle nears the 90,000 mile mark, remind him or her that the belt needs to be replaced. When pricing the job, don’t overlook additional and necessary related sales.
What kind of timing belt do I need for a PT Cruiser?
Everything on this car is metric. The most commonly used sizes are 8,10,13,15,18 and 19 mm. Match the drive size to the fastener size. Generally use 1/4″ drive rachets for 8-10 mm, 3/8″ drive for 13-15 mm, and 1/2″ drive for 18-19 mm. A big assortment of extention bars and swivels is essential when working on this car.
