Subject	Its not been reported that the belts easily jump a
Posted by	jzack on March 05, 2015 at 10:51 PM
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In Reply To	Does this sound like I lost timing? posted by Jonezy on March 05, 2015 at 10:23 PM
Message	tooth. More inclined to think the bad timing could be due to a (bad) tensioner issue causing the belt to jump. Old belts just break. I agree a t-belt job is due just due to age. Other experts need to weigh-in about the spark plug issue but seems to me there could be other reasons for what you are finding outside of the timing? Maybe an issue with fuel delivery, injector controls, for that bank?
Follow Ups	Does this sound like I lost timing? - Jonezy 22:23:27 03/05/15 Its not been reported that the belts easily jump a - jzack 22:51:03 03/05/15 You said Compression is good.. Its Not Cam Timing - Cjw3 22:53:45 03/05/15 Thanks for the feedback, helps a lot. - Jonezy 23:01:41 03/05/15 Did you check for vacuum leak at the plenum to manifold - njz 13:10:56 03/06/15 Not yet. I'll go over all the vacum lines this evening. - Jonezy 14:29:03 03/06/15 Found an air leak... - Jonezy 10:47:09 03/07/15 Gotta love it when its an easy fix (n/m) - BarryGZX 14:23:31 03/07/15 now would be a good time to do the - Zjustignoreme 18:59:27 03/07/15
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