Subject	You may want to double-check the tensioner
Posted by	Polish on August 31, 2015 at 7:08 PM
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In Reply To	I'll confirm in another month or two and post pics. When I posted by PiotrC70 on August 31, 2015 at 07:03 PM
Message	I suspect an issue with that, either it is broken or not adjusted properly, versus the belt stretching that much. The tensioner is supposed to adjust for the belt to stretch slightly over long periods of time, but if it is really that extreme then there could be something else going on.
Follow Ups	Do I need an oil catch can and stronger timing belt? - PiotrC70 13:25:13 08/31/15 Re: Do I need an oil catch can and stronger timing belt? - ouikikazz 16:11:40 08/31/15 I'm just reluctant on the OEM because because why would it - PiotrC70 18:28:38 08/31/15 Re: I'm just reluctant on the OEM because because why would it - ttz'in (norcal) 18:40:56 08/31/15 How much is it stretching? - Polish 18:51:07 08/31/15 I'll confirm in another month or two and post pics. When I - PiotrC70 19:03:47 08/31/15 You may want to double-check the tensioner - Polish 19:08:47 08/31/15 The tensioner is thermo-sensetive. It maintains belt tension - Bernie (NoVA) 10:41:27 09/01/15 From the top of my head... When setting the tension in the - PiotrC70 13:55:40 09/01/15 "4 mm gap" ring a bell? - ConVerTT 08:26:48 09/04/15 where do I send the shirt? (n/m) - vorpalZ 16:55:00 09/04/15 My house. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 15:53:01 09/05/15 Re: How much is it stretching? - cc 22:23:21 08/31/15 and exactly what do you mean by that? put the 10mm bolt - PiotrC70 22:40:21 08/31/15 It was installed / positioned incorrectly in the 1st place (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 10:42:16 09/01/15 Timing belts don't stretch any appreciable amount. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 09:51:32 09/01/15 2nd. Any slight stretching is prob wear. Check the tensioner (n/m) - CameronSF 10:21:59 09/01/15
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