Timing belt replacement questions
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Timing belt replacement questions
I am going to attempt to replace the timing belt as well as the 3 other belts on a 01 Accent with a 1.6. I looked at hmaservice website and printed out some diagrams and instructions. I am wondering if I should replace water pump or just leave it ? The car has 166K miles so It may be near the end of its service life? Is there anything that may give me trouble other than the the crankshaft pulley ? I have an impact gunn for that and a pulley remover as well so my concern is the timing belt. Is there any tricks to keeping the timing from getting tweeked ?I have a timing gun so Im sure I can get it figured out,but if anyone can help me with a few pointers I would appreciate it. Thanks.
#2
RE: Timing belt replacement questions
I am wondering if I should replace water pump or just leave it ?
Is there any tricks to keeping the timing from getting tweeked ?
Check and be prepared to replace the bearings in the timing belt pulleys. I think this engine has both an idler pulley, as well as the tension pulley.
I have a timing gun so Im sure I can get it figured out,
Good luck.
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RE: Timing belt replacement questions
I have removed thecrankshaft pulley, and the timing cover. I am looking for the timing marks but I am unsure as of their location ? The camshaft sprocket has 2 indentations with green paint on them. Is one of those needed to align for timing ? I am kind of confused as to the instructions from hmaservice .Does Thecranksshaft sprockethave any markings? I cant see any obvious markings other than a"nipple" (for lack of better word)on the block ? Thanks for any help. I really dont want to screw it up.
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Does The cranksshaft sprocket have any markings ?
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RE: Timing belt replacement questions
Ken,Jsinton,
Thanks I found the sprocket mark and lined it up with the block casting. The cam sprocket was simple and I got the water pump on, timing belt back on and I am taking a break so I can finish up the remaining belts. I appreciate all the help. I did start up the motor before I swapped the water pump (not alot of fun) And so now I just got to button everything up and have a cold beer !!! Thanks.
Thanks I found the sprocket mark and lined it up with the block casting. The cam sprocket was simple and I got the water pump on, timing belt back on and I am taking a break so I can finish up the remaining belts. I appreciate all the help. I did start up the motor before I swapped the water pump (not alot of fun) And so now I just got to button everything up and have a cold beer !!! Thanks.
#9
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Great news ! I am drinking a cold beer because I swapped out my first timing belt on a Hyundai !!!I also replaced the water pump, and although it took probly alot longer than it should have, I am glad. I put it all back together had some dinner and took it for a spin and she drove great. I hope it keeps running for another 166k miles. Its not my car but my brother would be happy to have it on the road that much longer. Thanks for all the advice here. It really helps out alot. I ended up finding the timing marks on the crankshaft sprocket. that was the toughest part I was having. Again thanks and I'll drink to that !!!
#10
RE: Timing belt replacement questions
166k miles? You realize the timing belt shoudl be changed every 60k miles? Glad the car has lasted this long and I hope it lasts another 166k miles but I hope you change the timing belt more often.