Subject	Usually this is caused by the big round washer/plate that
Posted by	Krazyd27(Houston) on August 05, 2013 at 11:46 AM
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In Reply To	this might be of help... posted by Medallion Man on August 05, 2013 at 08:58 AM
Message	Sits behind the crankshaft gear sprocket. When people re-assemble engines this is sometimes forgotten and it causes the belt to wander towards the engine and rub on components. Usually the upper timing covers. Hope this helps. Lets us know your findings.
Follow Ups	Timing Belt Rubbing - tomas1329 00:23:00 08/05/13 Something is bent - Cjw3 06:53:04 08/05/13 Re: Something is bent - tomas1329 07:54:14 08/05/13 Loose the belt will wander - Cjw3 10:31:01 08/05/13 I can also remember something about a curved washer - Medallion Man 08:44:36 08/05/13 this might be of help... - Medallion Man 08:58:24 08/05/13 Usually this is caused by the big round washer/plate that - Krazyd27(Houston) 11:46:12 08/05/13 Just went through the same issue... - baggar11 17:00:44 08/05/13 Washer(s) behind tensioner. - 90GoldZ 03:45:35 08/06/13
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