Subject	Re: Re: I've installed a belt one tooth off and it idle'd fine
Posted by	ZTurboFan on December 12, 2009 at 6:52 PM
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In Reply To	Re: I've installed a belt one tooth off and it idle'd fine posted by Nikknakz on December 12, 2009 at 03:25 PM
Message	Hopefully fixing the belt will resolve the problem. Let us know - and also take note of what timing marks are or were lined up (or off) and by how much. Just curious if you've got all the teeth right except the number of teeth to the crank pulley - and I'm guessing you've got one too few there? It'd just be interesting to know exactly how that belt was set that caused you to have no gusto...
Follow Ups	Can a bad woodruff key cause this? - Nikknakz 16:53:52 12/11/09 Re: Can a bad woodruff key cause this? - ZTurboFan 17:16:31 12/11/09 Re: Re: Can a bad woodruff key cause this? - Nikknakz 17:21:12 12/11/09 OK well... - ZTurboFan 17:41:09 12/11/09 I've installed a belt one tooth off and it idle'd fine - JustinSCZ32 10:34:15 12/12/09 Timing Belts are 100% right or 100% wrong. - ZTurboFan 12:30:46 12/12/09 Re: I've installed a belt one tooth off and it idle'd fine - Nikknakz 15:25:52 12/12/09 Re: Re: I've installed a belt one tooth off and it idle'd fine - ZTurboFan 18:52:02 12/12/09 Re: Can a bad woodruff key cause this? - Nikknakz 15:16:06 12/14/09 One Tooth Off. - ZTurboFan 17:48:44 12/14/09
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