lower timingbelt cover...
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From: jaxxx, fl
lower timingbelt cover...
i was changeing my timing belt and in the process of taking the crank pully off i kinda cracked and dented my TB cover. do you think it'll be straight to put back on or will i need a new one. and if i need a new one would anyone happen to habe a ZC TB cover laying around? haha
yea i used a socket extension to keep the pully from turning, and it broke and the crank spun free and yea it was a bitch
yea i used a socket extension to keep the pully from turning, and it broke and the crank spun free and yea it was a bitch
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From: Madison, WI, USA
Re: lower timingbelt cover... (gone in 13 Seconds)
dude I did the exact same thing. expletive mine is worse then yours. I didnt even put it on, whatever I dont even drive the car in the rain or snow. But if I were to do it again I would get a new cover just incase some rain starts falling when I am out and I gotta get some where!
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Re: lower timingbelt cover... (gone in 13 Seconds)
The risk of not having one is greater then the benfit of leaving it off.
Your car will run with it off, but if I were you I would get one ASAP.
Your car will run with it off, but if I were you I would get one ASAP.
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Re: lower timingbelt cover... (gone in 13 Seconds)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by gone in 13 Seconds »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">but will a 88-89 integra one work on a ZC? </TD></TR></TABLE>
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