Skipped timing, getting an idea of who has parts
10-03-2006 | 04:19 PM
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Skipped timing, getting an idea of who has parts
Hello all,
My front engine seals went and my motor suffered a bad blow.
I paid off some bills and want to have my car running soon so I'm sourcing parts.
I know we have wonderful vendors here but if I can save a buck by buying from a private seller I will.
I already have...
head gasket set
water pump kit
front engine seals
timing belt
timing belt guide (update kit)
thermostat
Reading this list from my local shop it says i now need.
32mm roller
timing belt tensioner
balance shaft belt
balance shaft roller
nut for timing belt guide x2
Cylinder head nut
Cylinder head washer
and possibly some valves (not sure which ones yet)
If you have any of these parts please let me know.
My front engine seals went and my motor suffered a bad blow.
I paid off some bills and want to have my car running soon so I'm sourcing parts.
I know we have wonderful vendors here but if I can save a buck by buying from a private seller I will.
I already have...
head gasket set
water pump kit
front engine seals
timing belt
timing belt guide (update kit)
thermostat
Reading this list from my local shop it says i now need.
32mm roller
timing belt tensioner
balance shaft belt
balance shaft roller
nut for timing belt guide x2
Cylinder head nut
Cylinder head washer
and possibly some valves (not sure which ones yet)
If you have any of these parts please let me know.
Last edited by Royalty; 10-04-2006 at 12:09 AM.
10-03-2006 | 09:25 PM
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Why would you need to replace the timing belt guide?... It is simply a piece of metal that is attached to the water pump. Unless of course you are upgrading to the new style water pump from the old, in which case it should have come with/from the same place as the new water pump.
Otherwise, it and the cylinder head nuts/washers are reuseable.
Replace all tensioners and rollers with new unless you want this to happen again.
Paragon is one of the best places for new parts, very frequently they are the cheapest place, and their customer service is always the best.
Otherwise, it and the cylinder head nuts/washers are reuseable.
Replace all tensioners and rollers with new unless you want this to happen again.
Paragon is one of the best places for new parts, very frequently they are the cheapest place, and their customer service is always the best.
10-04-2006 | 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted by jgporsche
arlo, where are you having it serviced?
1444 Southern Blvd
Virginia Beach, VA 23454
Nice guy and alot more friendly on the pockets than Eurosport.
Originally Posted by Zero10
Why would you need to replace the timing belt guide?... It is simply a piece of metal that is attached to the water pump. Unless of course you are upgrading to the new style water pump from the old, in which case it should have come with/from the same place as the new water pump.
Originally Posted by badcoupe
I have some valves from a extra head, I assume it's a NA 8V motor.
10-04-2006 | 12:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Royalty
Dons German Werks
1444 Southern Blvd
Virginia Beach, VA 23454
Nice guy and alot more friendly on the pockets than Eurosport.
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1444 Southern Blvd
Virginia Beach, VA 23454
Nice guy and alot more friendly on the pockets than Eurosport.
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I might have to look them up. I'm running out of places to take my damn cars, LOL.
10-04-2006 | 10:23 AM
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From: nawfolk,verginya
Originally Posted by jgporsche
I don't think Eurosport is priced that bad. They just might forget something, or say they did something that they didn't.
