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Anonymous Posted on Sep 15, 2011

I have a hyundai sonata 1996, when i put the rear timing belt on with the timing marks aligned and turn the engine on it makes a rattling noise which is too loud but when i take it off there is no noise... so can you help me out with this problem please? do i have to time the balance shaft also? and if i dont put the rear timing belt on what will be wrong with the engine? i will be very thankful if u can help. will be waiting for your reply...

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WELL I HOPE YOU DID NOT TURN ENGINE OVER WITH TIMING BELT OFF WILL DAMAGE ENGINE VALVES AND PISTONS. DID YOU USE SPECIAL TOOL AND TORQUE WRENCH TO ADJUST TIMING BELT TENSION. THE TIMING BELT COULD BE TO LOOSE YOU NEED TOOL MD998752 USE WITH TORQUE WRENCH YOU ALSO NEED TOOL MD998738 YOU SCREW INTO ENGINE LEFT SUPPORT BRACKET UNTIL ITS END MAKES CONTACT WITH TENSIONER ARM.THIS JOB IMPOSSIBLE IF YOU DONT HAVE THE RIGHT TOOLS.

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  • Aman Sep 15, 2011

    I m talking about the balance shaft belt that rotates the balance shaft

  • Jonah Oneal Sep 15, 2011

    WHAT SIZE ENGINE 2.0L 1997 CC ENGINE.

  • Jonah Oneal Sep 15, 2011

    YOU NEED LOOK AT THE TIMING BELT DIAGRAM HARD JOB TO REPLACE TIMING BELT WITH OUT USING DIAGRAM TO SEE WHERE TIMING MARK LOCATION IS.

  • Anonymous Sep 15, 2011

    thanks for ur reply mate.... yes i have got the diagram for the timing, and i have timed it but didnt solve the problem.. now i came to know that the balance shaft needs to be replaced. that is the one thats making noise. it has got freeplay.... thanks anyways.... if i face more problem in fixing that i will come back to you....
    cheers

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