Subject	The FSM simply has you check the tensioner for
Posted by	DAYTONAZ on January 15, 2016 at 7:43 AM
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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	signs of leakage. The tensioner assembly is simply a piston assembly mounted to a bracket which holds a bearing (idler pulley). To check it properly you will need to expose the front of the engine as though your going to replace the belt. Turn the engine over by hand until all the timing marks line up based on the crankshaft mark. If you have to release the tension on the belt to realign anything the FSM gives a step by step in the EM section. You will need to insert a 10mm bolt in the tensioner arm to and slowly adjust the arm to achieve the 4mm gap. Then loosen the bolts to the tensioner and remove the belt.
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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