Subject	Also - from where did you source the new tensioner? Who
Posted by	jzack on July 12, 2017 at 10:25 PM
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In Reply To	Just to be clear, the smaller gap happens after the belt posted by jzack on July 12, 2017 at 10:13 PM
Message	made it? It's possible you got a bad part? Could try installing the old tensioner just to see if the issue persists?
Follow Ups	Timing Belt Tensioner Gap Too Small - Khronik 21:22:20 07/12/17 Just to be clear, the smaller gap happens after the belt - jzack 22:13:29 07/12/17 Also - from where did you source the new tensioner? Who - jzack 22:25:05 07/12/17 OEM from CZP - Khronik 22:56:38 07/12/17 Re: Timing Belt Tensioner Gap Too Small - ooofoo 09:37:52 07/13/17 Wrong words... the old tensioner did not collapse - Khronik 18:14:57 07/13/17 A bad tensioner part is the only thing that makes sense (n/m) - jzack 23:06:00 07/13/17 How was the gap measured? 4mm hex wrench? (n/m) - jzack 06:38:33 07/14/17 Yes (n/m) - Khronik 10:20:23 07/14/17
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