h22a leakin oil
10-19-2009, 10:20 AM
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Re: h22a leakin oil
no thats not my engine bay it was 430 in the morning so i was just pointing out where it was from a pic i found on google....
10-20-2009, 12:44 PM
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your better off modifying your auto tensioner to be a manual tensioner ... it involves cutting it open and putting washers and a nut in it and welding it back together and now u adjust your tension by turning a bolt and then u lock the back up nut..... its tried and true and CHEAP!!!!
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your better off modifying your auto tensioner to be a manual tensioner ... it involves cutting it open and putting washers and a nut in it and welding it back together and now u adjust your tension by turning a bolt and then u lock the back up nut..... its tried and true and CHEAP!!!!
10-20-2009, 04:13 PM
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your better off modifying your auto tensioner to be a manual tensioner ... it involves cutting it open and putting washers and a nut in it and welding it back together and now u adjust your tension by turning a bolt and then u lock the back up nut..... its tried and true and CHEAP!!!!
dont listen to this idiot.
go to preludepower.com > search JLUDE TIMING BELT
itll take you to his writeup, follow it to the T and youll be fine.
it even tells you what parts you need with the part #'s
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