3.5l timing belt videos or pics or instructions?
#12
Timing is off, but I guess the belt will stretch a little?
Pulley on the right is off by 1/7 of a tooth (as far as I can tell) and pulley on the left is off by 2/5 (or almost half) of a tooth. Bottom gear is more or less spot on.
If the belt stretched a little over time, it should be spot on, no?
There's a "04" stamped on the water pump.
Was it made in 2004?
Can you tell when the hydraulic tensioner was made?
I assumed the water pump should be torqued to 105 in/lbs or 8.75 ft/lbs or 28 Nm. I also used Loctite 271 (red) on the bolts.
If the belt stretched a little over time, it should be spot on, no?
There's a "04" stamped on the water pump.
Was it made in 2004?
Can you tell when the hydraulic tensioner was made?
I assumed the water pump should be torqued to 105 in/lbs or 8.75 ft/lbs or 28 Nm. I also used Loctite 271 (red) on the bolts.
Last edited by jimmy154; 08-20-2014 at 05:53 PM.
#13
Where do these go?
Where do these go?
I put everything together except for the inner wheel well and these are extra.
The AC has a couple, but they are on there and I don't think the AC came with any nuts.
The timing belt has a couple and they are on and they are 15 mm, I think.
These are 13 mm and I don't know where they might go.
Does anybody know?
I did the timing belt, AC and front and right engine mounts.
I had to take the radiator fan and power steering off to do this.
I also changed the high pressure power steering line.
I put everything together except for the inner wheel well and these are extra.
The AC has a couple, but they are on there and I don't think the AC came with any nuts.
The timing belt has a couple and they are on and they are 15 mm, I think.
These are 13 mm and I don't know where they might go.
Does anybody know?
I did the timing belt, AC and front and right engine mounts.
I had to take the radiator fan and power steering off to do this.
I also changed the high pressure power steering line.
#14
Pulley on the right is off by 1/7 of a tooth (as far as I can tell) and pulley on the left is off by 2/5 (or almost half) of a tooth. Bottom gear is more or less spot on.
If the belt stretched a little over time, it should be spot on, no?
There's a "04" stamped on the water pump.
Was it made in 2004?
Can you tell when the hydraulic tensioner was made?
I assumed the water pump should be torqued to 105 in/lbs or 8.75 ft/lbs or 28 Nm. I also used Loctite 271 (red) on the bolts.
If the belt stretched a little over time, it should be spot on, no?
There's a "04" stamped on the water pump.
Was it made in 2004?
Can you tell when the hydraulic tensioner was made?
I assumed the water pump should be torqued to 105 in/lbs or 8.75 ft/lbs or 28 Nm. I also used Loctite 271 (red) on the bolts.
#15
The two nuts on the timing cover are there, but it's really strange I have two nuts left over.
I also lost two power steering pump bolts and two power steering reservoir bolts even though I thought I was really careful and put all the bolts in 3 zip-lock bags
#16
I think I used the power steering bolts in the AC compressor.
My old compressor has studs not bolts. That is why I had extra nuts and was missing 2 power steering bolts.
Now I need to quiet down the alternator.
It puts out 13.8 VDC and is pretty loud.
Is 13.8 too low? Battery is 12.8 VDC.
Sounds like a bearing.
My old compressor has studs not bolts. That is why I had extra nuts and was missing 2 power steering bolts.
Now I need to quiet down the alternator.
It puts out 13.8 VDC and is pretty loud.
Is 13.8 too low? Battery is 12.8 VDC.
Sounds like a bearing.
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