NEED ADIAGRAM OF A 1997 TIMING BELT

how do you replace the belts on a 1997 honda passport

Yes sure. Click this link below and get free belt routing diagram for your timing belt:--- http://repairhelpcenter.blogspot.com/2011/10/timing-belt-diagram-for-1994-honda.html ---------- This should help.Thanks.Helpmech.

how do i put my timing belt back on 97 honda passport

It has a timing belt that MUST be changed every 100,000kms..........if it had a chain, then it only needs to be replced when it becomes noisy...

I would suggest also replcing the water pump whilst the belt is off......save time/labour later on down the track....

I assume you are talking about valve timing not igntion timing. If that is the case your water pump maybe run by the timing belt. If it is you would need to completely disassemble the timing cover and set the number one cylinder to TDC (top dead center) on the Compression stroke not the exhaust stroke. Once you do that line the timing marks up on cam gears with marks on the side of the head. Then install a new timing belt and tensioner. It is a good idea to always change the pump and belt together. I would suggest buying a manual for your specific vehicle for specific torque specs and exact locations of components and procedures.

you need to re-do you timing belt and make sure the cam is aligned, there will be an arrow on the cam and another arrow for you to line up to, its called TDC (top dead center)..once thats lined up you can put the belt back and your timing should be better

Its in the egine. its under your spare tyre storage.

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Ok this is pretty simple first of all this vehicle has a hydraulic tensioner so will nee to loose the two bolts that holds the hyraulic tenisor and remove tensioner completely and belt will become loose and can be removed. Its recommended that you change this tensioner when you do a timing belt job at about 60,00 miles. However if you choose to re-use tension it can be compressed(pushed back in with a bench vise and can be held in place for installion by a very skinny allen key of a wire type brake clip or something of that sort. Here is a diagram of your timing marks, conatct if you need more help Good Luck and thanks for using
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http://www.2carpros.com/car_repair_information/tec_info/1997/honda/passport/1997_honda_passport_timing_belt_diagram_marks.htm

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