Hyundai Motor 2004 Sonata "cam seal changing timing belt" Questions

...cam is not in time with the crank properly. If you told me your car only has 30K with this trouble code, I would tell you to remove the top of the timing belt cover and do an inspection and an ...

cam shaft oil seal/s and the crank shaft oil seal , all the idler pulleys and any hydraulic belt tensioner . This procedure ensures that oil will not contaminate the new belt for 60.000 miles . If you

...if the water pump should fail shortly after timing belt replacement. Check cam and crank seals for leakage; change them if they are. Like I said, you're in there already. Best to do the job

Timing Belt Today Thinking It Would Solve The Poorly Running Problem On The Sonata But No! :/ . (Problem) -> If I Give It Gas The Intake Sounds REALLY LOUD I Took It For A Drive And It Drivs Ok For

...dry now no leaks do you think cam may have a ridge on them and cut new seal ? The seals never have been change I would for high miles. Also would sand cam shaft with fine grit sand paper. 1000

...seal ? The seals never have been change Me personally I would leave them , on high milage cars once u desturb them u might not get them to seal again as cam might be worn . Don't fix what's not ...

seal and water pump plus the idlers and tensioner. If its a quad cam you might just want to leave it to the pro's........ I Just changed the water pump on my legacy a week ago and the cam belt is easy

...cam shaft seal that is leaking. Its a pretty easy fix. Remove the top timing belt cover , and the crankshaft sensor wiring you may have to remove the front engine mount . Set #1 piston at TDC, Loosen ...

...cam iol seal on a 2.0 toyota rav 4 1999, and is there anything I should know that the book doesn't tell Is it very difficult to change the cam iol seal on a 2.0 toyota rav 4 1999, and is there ...

...cam seal is not inside the timing belt cover, and the crank seal is at the bottom of the engine, while the cam seal is at the top. Is there oil at the top, around the cam seal? Or just at the bottom? ...