Please help - Water pump and Timing belt procedure...
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Please help - Water pump and Timing belt procedure...
I'm really concerned about messing things up. I've hunted all over and have only found one place that has tips on the timing belt change - they are just tips, and not the whole procedure. It was the Kevin Gross 944 FAQ. I heard (read)there was a 944 garage site, but it appears to be gone
Does ANYONE have a procedure written up for doing the water pump and timing belt? Please give me the link - or send me an email. I searched the archives and couldn't find anything!
I've seen a tool that it supposed to lock the crank (or was it the cam pulley?). Is this necessary? Please help - this is one procedure I REALLY don't want to go wrong.
Does ANYONE have a procedure written up for doing the water pump and timing belt? Please give me the link - or send me an email. I searched the archives and couldn't find anything!
I've seen a tool that it supposed to lock the crank (or was it the cam pulley?). Is this necessary? Please help - this is one procedure I REALLY don't want to go wrong.
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You might have already figured it out from the other similar topic, but check
<a href="http://boerger.golden-tech.com/" target="_blank">http://boerger.golden-tech.com/</a>
He's got a pdf of the procedure. I haven't done it, and I'd be interested to hear post-op comments.
<a href="http://boerger.golden-tech.com/" target="_blank">http://boerger.golden-tech.com/</a>
He's got a pdf of the procedure. I haven't done it, and I'd be interested to hear post-op comments.
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Fantastic!! Thanks so much!
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