Subject	Some answers
Posted by	thunderZ on June 17, 2006 at 3:53 PM
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In Reply To	Update 4: Ughh, did I kill my car or what? posted by NisVG 30 DE TT on June 17, 2006 at 02:37 PM
Message	The cam sprocket violently moving is normal and does not move enough to cause damage as long as you rotated it back backwards- not making it do a full rotation. Check your belt, counting the teeth, to see if it is timed correctly. Sounds like your problem to me. You should install new plugs instead of cleaning old ones. That's another thing wrong w/ the job. Also, the clutch may not need adjusting- just get used to it.
Follow Ups	Update 4: Ughh, did I kill my car or what? - NisVG 30 DE TT 14:37:59 06/17/06 Some answers - thunderZ 15:53:49 06/17/06 Ok, maybe that is it. I didn't move it backwards. - NisVG 30 DE TT 16:00:20 06/17/06 Re: Ok, maybe that is it. I didn't move it backwards. - wilkendw 16:06:14 06/17/06 no, i didnt use a lever, i used the old belt to loop around - NisVG 30 DE TT 16:27:47 06/17/06 Re: no, i didnt use a lever, i used the old belt to loop around - wilkendw 16:34:05 06/17/06 Actually the transmission wasn't attached, the engine - NisVG 30 DE TT 17:03:28 06/17/06 As long as none of the pistons on the cam side that you - DAYTONAZ 19:36:14 06/17/06 I rotated the passenger side, and according to the write-up - NisVG 30 DE TT 21:41:30 06/17/06 Hopefully you didn't break a valve doing the cam - thunderZ 00:06:21 06/18/06 Oh, one more thing, after the new timing belt was on - NisVG 30 DE TT 16:29:59 06/17/06 Re: Oh, one more thing, after the new timing belt was on - Marty1Mc 08:24:53 06/18/06 Re: Update 4: Ughh, did I kill my car or what? - wilkendw 16:00:27 06/17/06
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