...new timing belt(this is very important, should be changed every 60,000 miles anyways, if it breaks it will bend every valve in the motor)....i recommend a dayco belt because it has timing marks made ...
...new belt crefully transfer the marks. then it goes really smooth and there is no guessing hoping it is properly lined up on the factory marks. and you dont have to line every thing up before you take ...
...new timing belt on and lined up the marks, but when I rotate the engine several times the timing marks on the belt move over a few teeth off the camshaft gear marks and no longer line up. I'm using a ...
...new timing belt the marks will be on it point the arrows toward the front of the truck and line the marks on the cams and crank with the lines on the belt there will be a dimple on the cams and crank ...
...new chain, soak it in oil. OHC (Overhead Cam) Engines Some OHC engines use a chain drive; others use a belt drive. Removing the cover on some OHC engines that have timing chains is more difficult, ...
miles. and if you don't, then they will sell you a new engine when the belt brakes. It is all bottom line for them, not so much for you. location of timing marks . Nissan Navara ST 2.4 petrol dual cab
...marks, the left cam shaft is 1 tooth off. Is this normal? some times they just wont line up, but if you can get it lined up all the better,, the car must have been running ok or you would have picked ...
...new belt may be difficult to get on. With the proper number of teeth between cogs (and marks lined up), slip the timing belt on about a quarter of the way onto the sprockets. Using an allen wrench, ...
...it won't. The cam gears did not move more than a tooth or two. Dan Simply buy a new belt from Nissan. Line up the marks on the belt with the marks on the cam gears and crank gear and it will
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