Subject	2nd what Damon said, also - check your timing with
Posted by	91Z32TT on March 31, 2011 at 1:07 AM
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In Reply To	Timing Belt Replacement posted by gripmaster on March 31, 2011 at 12:25 AM
Message	a timing light. That's the easiest spot to start. If they didn't line the CAS back up perfectly the timing could be retarded significantly and causing the symptoms you describe. In addition to that, if you find that the timing is within spec (15 degrees +/- 2 degrees generally) AND you notice that the CAS is rotated all the way over on the adjustment one way or another, you likely have a belt that wasn't installed correctly.
Follow Ups	Timing Belt Replacement - gripmaster 00:25:07 03/31/11 Ya belts are usually tight at the beginning and will loosen (n/m) - Terayonneo 00:37:05 03/31/11 uhm, no? - Dallas DamonZ 00:45:55 03/31/11 wow (n/m) - KongZTT GT28RS MD 01:26:19 03/31/11 timing? (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 02:01:14 03/31/11 that would be my first guess. Probably didnt check timing - 5280Z_nightstalker 02:19:14 03/31/11 2nd what Damon said, also - check your timing with - 91Z32TT 01:07:32 03/31/11 Re: 2nd what Damon said, also - check your timing with - Dallas DamonZ 01:09:50 03/31/11 Yep, you never know... (n/m) - 91Z32TT 01:13:52 03/31/11 check your timing using timing light and if i were you - mkhoid 07:42:49 03/31/11
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