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Timing Belt Design Information

Old May 12, 2014 | 07:37 AM
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Hello all new owner of a 2002 Sebring LX, vin code "x" for the engine. It does need a timing belt and all the other items inside. I am having trouble determing which design I have for the tensioner, 1st or 2nd. Part stores are no help, online, same they just list both, parts jockey at counter just throw up their hands. I do not want to take apart the engine to find out I have the wrong one, furthermore I want to order online so I dont want to deal with returns. Funny thing I noticed about the service manual, does not even list my engine code "x" as an option in the vin. Anyone know how to tell the diffrence without taking it apart ?
 
Old May 13, 2014 | 01:45 AM
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Not really because there was a change in production half way through the year 2 options take it down look get right one or buy both and go from there.

I will tell u though the older ver is better to upgrade to the new style less issues Which also means different covers and several other items to upgrade it to new design.
 
Old Sep 6, 2014 | 09:49 PM
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Buy both on line or locally, return the one you don't need. The dealer should be able to tell you by using the VIN code. If no luck there call Chrysler Customer service and give them hell for me too.
 
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