Subject	Follow the procedures in the t-belt How-to on this web site.
Posted by	jzack on January 14, 2016 at 6:01 PM
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In Reply To	How to tell if timing belt tensioner good posted by FL300zx on January 14, 2016 at 03:30 PM
Message	Rotating the belt a few times manually should show the tensioner maintaining the required 4mm gap. Honestly, if the age/mileage on the tensioner is unknown just replace it. PS- a timing light should easily be able to tell if the engine is in time or not. Listening to the engine isn't the most reliable way to determine and the real issue could be the CAS adjustment and not the belt setup.
Follow Ups	How to tell if timing belt tensioner good - FL300zx 15:30:27 01/14/16 Follow the procedures in the t-belt How-to on this web site. - jzack 18:01:54 01/14/16 Re: Follow the procedures in the t-belt How-to on this web site. - FL300zx 19:23:32 01/14/16 The FSM simply has you check the tensioner for - DAYTONAZ 07:43:45 01/15/16
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