Subject	Considering at all that rust on your cam gears and sitting->
Posted by	Bo (houston) on June 12, 2011 at 6:32 PM
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In Reply To	Timing Belt Tension posted by mrevanc on June 12, 2011 at 09:46 AM
Message	for 5 years I would change the belt, tensioner, waterpump and the cam seals. The engine itself should still be good if it was running good before you let it sit. And im assuming you didn't let the motor sit outside in the weather. I would be concerned about rust in the gas tank too.
Follow Ups	Timing Belt Tension - mrevanc 09:46:35 06/12/11 I wouldn't start it with the belt being that loose. (n/m) - zellamay 10:30:55 06/12/11 Re: I wouldn't start it with the belt being that loose. - mrevanc 11:03:30 06/12/11 yes, at least - 93DemonCar 14:20:21 06/12/11 Considering at all that rust on your cam gears and sitting-> - Bo (houston) 18:32:01 06/12/11 5 years - mrevanc 07:25:03 06/14/11 No, changing seals / waterpump isn't immediately necessary - OverZealous (CT) 13:21:34 06/14/11 Thanks to everyone (n/m) - mrevanc 08:38:02 06/15/11 That belt is too loose. - OverZealous (CT) 20:24:22 06/12/11 Tensioner - mrevanc 07:30:32 06/14/11 It is not much easier to tighten than to replace tensioner - OverZealous (CT) 13:05:20 06/14/11 The 2 seaters have 2-12mm drain plugs on the bottom of the-> - Bo (houston) 17:30:25 06/14/11 Gas tank - mrevanc 08:39:45 06/15/11
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