Subject	Re: If you suspect your tensioner is bad do not drive the car.
Posted by	marker_l13 on July 11, 2013 at 4:35 PM
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In Reply To	If you suspect your tensioner is bad do not drive the car. posted by Summeronthechain (MN) on July 11, 2013 at 11:47 AM
Message	I replaced the coolant temperature sensor less than a year ago, and have gone through and cleaned all the connectors and used some electric grease to keep the contacts from corroding. What is the other temperature sensor? Isn't the AFM responsible for sensing the temperature of the air coming in through the intake? I know the egr has a temperature sensor, but again, I don't have any codes coming up. I'm not 100% sure my timing tensioner is bad or responsible for the noise... I guess it could be a lifter, but it's weird that some mornings it will make noise and some mornings it won't. I haven't gotten into the timing cover to investigate because it's a royal pain, but the timing was done approximately 15k miles ago and I trust my shop to have done it right... plus I provided them with my nissan service manual.
Follow Ups	300zx surges and lacks power - marker_l13 18:27:38 07/10/13 If you suspect your tensioner is bad do not drive the car. - Summeronthechain (MN) 11:47:55 07/11/13 Re: If you suspect your tensioner is bad do not drive the car. - marker_l13 16:35:01 07/11/13 My old NA had something like this - OverZealous (CT) 21:07:56 07/11/13 there are two temp sender units on the water pipe at - Medallion Man 03:02:06 07/12/13 Re: there are two temp sender units on the water pipe at - marker_l13 23:24:52 07/12/13 and as has been said you need to check the timing with a - Medallion Man 03:04:35 07/12/13 Re: and as has been said you need to check the timing with a - marker_l13 23:27:29 07/12/13 ck - Dane (Houston) 02:11:36 07/13/13
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