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Old 02-12-2008, 04:57 AM
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Default Timing belt bullet dodged...

so i'm taking over this Ur that's been in the family for years. I just called the service dept. to see when the (first) timing belt was changed.... 102,320 miles. wow, lucky they made it that far... on the plus side the car has 147,000 on it now. so i've got a little time to get the next one done. 60k interval right?
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Yup, but do you know what else they replaced when they did that TB?
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...they had record of changing the water pump and tensioner.
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Default COREY, questions: What did you do to replace the toothed gear pulley? and, how did you lock the cran

<crank>...does that shop/guy have the tool, or did he come up with an ingenious concept.

I'm gonna try & do the timing belt job this weekend..mostly just wanting to find that fvcking crank lock.
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Default mine had 120k when i first changed it...belt looked fine, water pump was ok too

Not saying you should go 120k but a 60k interval is a bit overzealous...YMMV, of course. My guess is you didn't dodge any bullets.
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Default I have the 2084 & 2079 if useful to you.

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SJM says 3256 different then 2084, search &amp; see if it can be used @ all.<ul><li><a href="http://www.sjmautotechnik.com/tools/auditools.html">http://www.sjmautotechnik.com/tools/auditools.html</a</li></ul>
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I will need 3526 in two weeks. Rental fee? shoot me an email...
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Default I find that hard to believe, Did you buy the car new?

If not, maybe it was done and the previous owner had forgotten and or lost the record. Mine had 83k on it when I purchased it and the timing belt was so cracked I was worried about driving it the 120 miles home.
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Default I bought it from the 1st owner who swore up and down to me he never changed it...

Part of the reason he was selling it was he didn't feel like shelling out the money for a TB job, so I got the car for a lot cheaper than I would have otherwise. FWIW, I did my 2nd timing belt at 205k(85k later) and the belt/pump were fine - the pump rubber seal had begun leaking coolant, though.


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