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ajpdla

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 2:57 pm
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Car: 1995 Honda Passport
Issue: Clicking sound from timing belt.
Remedy: Replace Timing Belt Tensioner

Problem: I already have installed a new timing belt. The tensioner was
known to be bad at replacement, but no replacement tensioner was available.
I now have the new tensioner ready to be installed.

Can I just install the new tensioner and keep existing timing belt, or
should I replace the belt as well? The existing timing belt has about 3,000
miles on it; however, it has been operated by the old, failing tensioner.

TIA

Aaron

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:02 pm
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ajpdla wrote:
 > Car: 1995 Honda Passport
 > Issue: Clicking sound from timing belt.
 > Remedy: Replace Timing Belt Tensioner
 >
 > Problem: I already have installed a new timing belt. The tensioner was
 > known to be bad at replacement, but no replacement tensioner was available.
 > I now have the new tensioner ready to be installed.
 >
 > Can I just install the new tensioner and keep existing timing belt, or
 > should I replace the belt as well? The existing timing belt has about 3,000
 > miles on it; however, it has been operated by the old, failing tensioner.
 >
 > TIA
 >
 > Aaron
 >
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You'll be able to tell once you open the valve cover . . . If the Honda
logo has been 'burnt' off the belt, maybe it should be changed. That
logo will last over 100,000 miles in a healthy engine.

'Curly'<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 10:17 pm
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On 10/25/04 3:57 PM, in article 10nqq6od0aian01.TakeThisOut@corp.supernews.com, "ajpdla"
<ajpdla.TakeThisOut@pacifier.com> wrote:

 > Car: 1995 Honda Passport
 > Issue: Clicking sound from timing belt.
 > Remedy: Replace Timing Belt Tensioner
 >
 > Problem: I already have installed a new timing belt. The tensioner was
 > known to be bad at replacement, but no replacement tensioner was available.
 > I now have the new tensioner ready to be installed.
 >
 > Can I just install the new tensioner and keep existing timing belt, or
 > should I replace the belt as well? The existing timing belt has about 3,000
 > miles on it; however, it has been operated by the old, failing tensioner.
 >
 > TIA
 >
 > Aaron
 >
 >
If the new belt is not frayed or damaged by the old tensioner wobbling
around, there is no reason to replace it. The tensioner simply keeps it
taut. It does not pull it or drive it.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 1:13 pm
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You are going to the trouble of tearing it apart to replace the tensioner
why not do the job right and replace the belt too. Why take the chance. You
cannot look at the timing belt and determine if it is ok. The cost of the
belt is cheap insurance...


"ajpdla" <ajpdla RemoveThis @pacifier.com> wrote in message
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 > Car: 1995 Honda Passport
 > Issue: Clicking sound from timing belt.
 > Remedy: Replace Timing Belt Tensioner
 >
 > Problem: I already have installed a new timing belt. The tensioner was
 > known to be bad at replacement, but no replacement tensioner was
 > available. I now have the new tensioner ready to be installed.
 >
 > Can I just install the new tensioner and keep existing timing belt, or
 > should I replace the belt as well? The existing timing belt has about
 > 3,000 miles on it; however, it has been operated by the old, failing
 > tensioner.
 >
 > TIA
 >
 > Aaron
 >
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