1994 Accord EX Timing Belt issue
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1994 Accord EX Timing Belt issue
Hey guys,
This is my first time posting here! I have a question that I hope someone can help me with. I just replaced my timing belts, tensioners, water pump, the whole 9 yards and after completetion and first start up I have a timing belt whine. I know its because the belts are too tight. Is there a way to adjust the belts with the bolt out of the lower timing case cover?
Thanks!
This is my first time posting here! I have a question that I hope someone can help me with. I just replaced my timing belts, tensioners, water pump, the whole 9 yards and after completetion and first start up I have a timing belt whine. I know its because the belts are too tight. Is there a way to adjust the belts with the bolt out of the lower timing case cover?
Thanks!
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MM Gruppe B
Re: 1994 Accord EX Timing Belt issue
The only tension on the belts should have been from the springs.
If you used your finger to add even the slightest of tension the tensioner pulleys will whine.
Rotate the crank to TDC, loosen the large nut. Rotate the crank clockwise slightly and rotate the crank counter clockwise to take the slack back out, retighten the nut. Rotate the crank 360°/720° and verify cam to crank timing is still set. Start engine and see if the noise has gone away.
If you used your finger to add even the slightest of tension the tensioner pulleys will whine.
Rotate the crank to TDC, loosen the large nut. Rotate the crank clockwise slightly and rotate the crank counter clockwise to take the slack back out, retighten the nut. Rotate the crank 360°/720° and verify cam to crank timing is still set. Start engine and see if the noise has gone away.
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