2001 Honda Odyssey "drive belt rubbing timing cover" Questions

...belt. When it came back we had two noises that weren't there before. A loud clunking noise when the car had been parked for a longer time. Wouldn't not re-occure if you drive for a bit, park for tow ...

...be the belt rubbing off of the timing belt cover if that was also put on incorrectly i would think. It would be beneficial to have it all rechecked before driving it again just to be on the safe

...drive belt. With the car off, rub each belt on the underside of the belt, one at a time, with wax from a candle or crayon.Cover the entire width of the belt and 10 to 12 inches of it's length then ...

...belt also drive something else? Like maybe the alternator? It the belt tension set correctly? Are the bolts on the pulleys tight? - This is one of those situations where you'll need to LOOK at the ...

...drive belt. Install the thermostat and water outlet along with it retaining bolts. Install the spark plugs and spark plug wires. Install the radiator assembly along with the radiator hoses. Install ...

...drive down the street Sounds like your axle (cv joint) is bad. Be certain which side it is and replace the axle. It is usually noticed more when you are turning a corner. Two other things I can think ...

belt 1993?96 2.3L and 2.6L Engines Disconnect the negative battery cable. Loosen and remove the engine accessory drive belts. Remove the cooling fan assembly and the water pump pulley. Drain the fluid

drive belt as follows: The drive belt is equipped with a spring loaded automatic belt tensioner. Relax tension from belt by rotating tensioner clockwise (as viewed from front) Automatic Belt Tensioner

belt to me. what is the condition of your drive accessory belts? these are the belts that you can see at the front of the motor. The timing belt is hidden under a plastic cover behind the other belts.

drive belt(s). Remove the valve cover. Remove the side engine mount support bracket, if equipped. Remove the upper timing belt cover. Support the engine with a floor jack on the oil pan (use a cushion