replacing my t-belt,

longemoco · 05-06-2006

well i decided to start doing my t-belt and im stock on the where i need the tool to remove the belt, anyone knows where to get it?i checked , checker and autozone and they didnt have it,

unreal808 · 05-07-2006

You don't have to use a tool to remove the belt. Just be careful to not let the cam unsparing /spin too fast when you remove the belt.

longemoco · 05-08-2006

i got the belt out and everything now i'm in the part where i have to remove camshaft belt, since i dont have the tool. will it mess up the order in the internals if i turn the sprocket(sp) to remove the belt?i just dint wanna remove the back plate and the sprocket

**Goat Blower** · 05-08-2006

You can turn the sprockets, just make sure to align them all up again when you put on the belts. There are marks to line up on the crank pulley, oil pump pulley, front bs belt pulley and cam gears. The bs belt pulleys can be on the mark in two different positions, only one of them is correct. It's detailed in any repair manual for these.

longemoco · 05-09-2006

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Originally Posted by Goat Blower

You can turn the sprockets, just make sure to align them all up again when you put on the belts. There are marks to line up on the crank pulley, oil pump pulley, front bs belt pulley and cam gears. The bs belt pulleys can be on the mark in two different positions, only one of them is correct. It's detailed in any repair manual for these.

ok thanks. now i think i might as well replace idler pulley t-belt tensioner, i just put a brand new water pump, what else should i replace?