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Old 10 Nov 2007, 03:16 am
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Default Re: Timing Belt Replacement

I was doing the routine maintenance and since I'm not a midget I found it much easier to remove the engine and do everything I needed to do with it outside of the engine compartment.

I had a few other problems to deal with that stemmed from getting a batch of water and sludge instead of fuel at a local Valero station but my initial goal was just to change the timing belt.

If/when you do open your A/C lines, try using aluminum tape to immediately seal off the open lines to save your drier.







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