Subject	Re: Is correct, No need to count cogs.
Posted by	Marty1Mc on January 16, 2011 at 9:34 AM
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In Reply To	Is correct, No need to count cogs. posted by Spddracer on January 16, 2011 at 08:35 AM
Message	:Correct tension is critical. Make sure you let it sit a while after rotating and recheck the tenioner gap again. Exactly! This is usually the biggest item for failures when installing a new timing belt.
Follow Ups	Is my timing belt installed correctly? - Polish 00:04:19 01/16/11 Looks like everything is lined up. (n/m) - Piranha 00:40:51 01/16/11 Looks good - Sleeper_TTZ(SeKy) 00:43:32 01/16/11 The dots on the backing plates are for reference. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 01:54:30 01/16/11 Everything looks great. Make sure you count the cogs. (n/m) - ZXRider 04:39:24 01/16/11 Also double check the tensioner adjustment (n/m) - ZUL8TR 07:01:23 01/16/11 Count the cogs!!!! :) (n/m) - Paulym1111 08:08:31 01/16/11 Is correct, No need to count cogs. - Spddracer 08:35:50 01/16/11 Re: Is correct, No need to count cogs. - Marty1Mc 09:34:38 01/16/11 Re: Is my timing belt installed correctly? (n/m) - nighthawktt 19:57:05 01/16/11 Re: Is my timing belt installed correctly? (n/m) - nighthawktt 19:58:01 01/16/11 no its off. the drivers exhaust and crank are right. (n/m) - nighthawktt 20:04:08 01/16/11 Incorrect. It's on right. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 07:20:36 01/17/11 You sir are correct about him being incorrect.. - KongZTT GT28RS MD 17:20:26 01/17/11 ok (n/m) - nighthawktt 19:43:42 01/17/11 whoa, nice camera! (n/m) - blackomega 14:56:20 01/18/11
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