Engine noise after timing belt change, rough/loud acceleration.
Is that the noise you mean? Rough and loud? Yeah, it makes you wonder if the timing is off by a tooth or two, doesn't it?
There may be a viewing/access plug on the camshaft sprocket cover to see the cam sprocket timing mark, when the crankshaft is turned to TDC, or 0 degrees. If no plug or access to see the cam sprocket, it might be wise to re-check the timing. Is there any difficulty in starting the engine? Or does it seem to run warmer than normal? Was the belt tension set correctly? Just a few things to consider, good luck.
Sounds like your off a tooth
SOURCE: Timing belt change on 2002 lexus straight six cylinder engine.
how do i know when to change timing belt what are symtoms!
SOURCE: gx470 2004 steering wheel noise when cold
I found a bulletin on a steering noise, should be covered under warranty, but I'm not sure if this is your cause.
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