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Raise the vehicle with a jack.
Slowly turn the steering wheel first clockwise then counterclockwise.
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NOTE There should be no significant resistance to turning. |
Rice. 2.9. Engine Side Mount Bracket
Remove the engine side support bracket (Fig. 2.9).
Remove the coolant pump pulley.
Rice. 2.10. Upper Timing Belt Cover
Remove the top timing belt cover (Fig. 2.10).
Remove the spark plugs.
Bring the #1 cylinder piston to TDC on the compression stroke by turning the engine crankshaft clockwise.
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NOTE Never turn the crankshaft counterclockwise to align the marks, as this may cause the timing belt to be tensioned incorrectly. |
Rice. 2.11. Timing belt outline
Loosen the pivot bolt and adjusting bolt of the tensioner pulley bracket (Fig. 2.11).
Turn the engine crankshaft clockwise so that the camshaft sprocket turns 2 teeth.
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NOTE Turning the camshaft to a position where its cams do not press on the rocker arms of the exhaust valves is necessary to create the correct belt tension. |
Check that the timing belt is properly engaged with the sprockets (each belt tooth on the sprocket is in a groove).
Rice. 2.12. Tightening the tensioner roller pivot bolt
Tighten the adjusting bolt first, then tighten the tensioner roller pivot bolt (Fig. 2.12).
Check timing belt tension.
Install spark plugs.
Install the timing belt top cover.
Install the water pump pulley and engine side support bracket.
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