Subject	timing belt change aftermath
Posted by	Schoch(NC) on April 06, 2008 at 1:18 PM
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Message	So finally got everything back together only to get to the final steps to hear the engine tapping, guess that is how to describe it. What do I do from here? I'm assuming the worst but any suggestions would be appreciated. When putting the timing belt on all the markings definitely lined up. Will say that when the timing belt came off, the intake cam sprocket on the passenger side definitely turned violently(exactly as it said not to let it do), it then turned again when we were trying to get the markings to line up and I heard a tinging noise(again assuming the worst). Besides checking the secondary timing with a timing light what else should I look into? This site has saved me so many times in the past few nights I pray it can help me one more time. Thanks.
Follow Ups	timing belt change aftermath - Schoch(NC) 13:18:18 04/06/08 How long was the car jacked up during the t-belt - jzack 14:26:16 04/06/08 yes, been up for about 5 days now - Schoch(NC) 14:34:10 04/06/08 Won't hurt to leave it up on the stands -- and yes, - jzack 14:54:53 04/06/08 just a few thoughts - de944 15:06:50 04/06/08 The oil pickup is at the back of the engine (n/m) - na300zx (OH) 15:29:12 04/06/08 my bad (n/m) - de944 19:00:39 04/06/08 When doing the T-belt, if you line of the belt lines with - Audioquest 14:37:05 04/06/08 I'm assuming it wouldn't hurt to check the timing - Schoch(NC) 14:46:16 04/06/08 If it's idling rough, it's likely a corroded connector, dead - Audioquest 17:19:10 04/06/08 Mine did that until I dropped it down off the jacks. - Steeves 17:24:11 04/07/08
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