Subject	Yes, tensioner arm stopper bolt should be removed. It's not
Posted by	jzack on September 17, 2017 at 10:14 PM
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In Reply To	Did you remove the bolt from the tensioner after posted by MixManMash on September 17, 2017 at 09:09 PM
Message	used for anything once the tensioner has been adjusted to the correct gap and the hold down fasteners are tightened for the last time. Yes, it's possible it caused this issue but my bet is on the washer. You'll need to pull it all apart to inspect and know for sure. Looks like a new belt is in your future too.
Follow Ups	Engine whine - infoschumi 04:35:15 09/17/17 Well it's definitely RPM related. It does concern me that - jzack 12:42:14 09/17/17 Re: Well it's definitely RPM related. It does concern me that - infoschumi 16:48:41 09/17/17 Did you remove the bolt from the tensioner after - MixManMash 21:09:05 09/17/17 Yes, tensioner arm stopper bolt should be removed. It's not - jzack 22:14:50 09/17/17 I agree from looking at the pictures. Likely that washer - MixManMash 07:12:39 09/18/17 Re: I agree from looking at the pictures. Likely that washer - infoschumi 16:04:53 09/18/17 Re: Re: I agree from looking at the pictures. Likely that washer - infoschumi 16:05:55 09/18/17 Ouch. Think you could epoxy that broken - MixManMash 18:44:18 09/18/17 Instead of trying to reattach the broken part maybe bend up - jzack 20:45:05 09/18/17 Re: Instead of trying to reattach the broken part maybe bend up - infoschumi 01:19:45 09/19/17 I have an oil pump you can have for cost of shipping - ZXoltan 10:37:11 09/19/17 Re: I have an oil pump you can have for cost of shipping - infoschumi 11:23:15 09/19/17 Please send me an email. - ZXoltan 15:42:18 09/19/17 The other thing is if the timing belt plate (the washer that - MixManMash 21:11:42 09/17/17 Re: Engine whine - brian913 11:22:33 09/18/17
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