2000 Toyota Camry "lower timing belt cover" Questions

...lower timing belt cover.6Disconnect the engine wire protector from the rear belt cover.7Remove the clamp holding the rear cover's engine wire protector clamp.8Take the bolts off the front cover ...

...Timing belt lower cover [7]. Crankshaft sprocket guide washer [9]. Timing belt. Tensioner pulley. Installation Installation 1. Check tensioner pulley for smooth operation. 2. Check free length of ...

...lower timing cover would have to be remove to see the water pump. about the only way you can check the timing belt, is to remove the two small bolts 10mm, on the top of the timing cover, open it a ...

...lower timing belt cover and belt are removed. I have the same exact car with the same engine and just replaced the oil pump O-ring and crankshaft seal. I'm a good mechanic, but this is a tedious and ...

...lower timing cover, and loss of power selectively knock started couple weeks before it finally stopped pulling. when it started losing power the knock was a little louder and it was struggling to get ...

timing belt needs to be replaced on a 4 cylinder 1993 toyota camry hi..The belt is accessed by removing the fan guard, fan and heater hoses.Then remove the belt covers.The lower cover will require you

lower bone bolts in a cup for i.d. 7. Remove upper dog bolts. Put it upper dog bone cup. 8. Take out dog bone. parts 9. Remove bolts holding in upper timing belt cover. put intiming belt cover cup. 10

...lower timing belts covers Crankshaft pulley Alternator bracket Engine mounting stay Engine stabilizing control rod PS pump A/C drive belt Inspect drive belt tension Right front wheel Negative battery ...

...is it from the time belt or from where? if the timing belt is showing oil your front seal probably is bad.. also your valve cover may leak into the area.. if oil is heavy lower down look at crank ...

lower (No. 1) timing belt cover and new gasket with the four bolts. Align the crankshaft pulley set key with the pulley key groove. Install the pulley. Tighten the pulley bolt to 80 ft. lbs. (108 Nm).