timing belt issue
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timing belt issue
i just installed a greddy timing belt and GE cam gears and now my timing belt wont stay tight. do you think its a tensioner issue or a bad belt? has anyone had any issue with the greddy timing belt? any inputs welcome.
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Check the new belt. Stretch out the new belt with the old timing belt. They should be exactly the right size. Or you could call Greddy and ask them what part number you should have. Alot of times parts people send the wrong parts.
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im assuming the belt tensioner is bad because i bought a new timing belt and a tensioner it was fine.... Now i have to replace the brand new valve i put in because now i have 120psi out of the 1,2, & 4th cylinders and 0psi in the 2nd cylinder.
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Just wondering if there is any trick or other methods you guys do to get the belt tight and not loosen up again?....just afraid to have the same thing happen to me again
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