Subject	2nd. Any slight stretching is prob wear. Check the tensioner (n/m)
Posted by	CameronSF on September 01, 2015 at 10:21 AM
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In Reply To	Timing belts don't stretch any appreciable amount. (n/m) posted by Bernie (NoVA) on September 01, 2015 at 09:51 AM
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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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