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2011-12-04 10:17:12

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Yeah that too. Pretty easy to adjust

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2011-12-04 10:18:17

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I think his cable snapped

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2011-12-04 10:23:12

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yeah i ordered one lol but they were disscontinued there so i have to order a new one from somewhere else! and yeah i would turn my tire agesnt the curb but there was none, it was a drive way while i was delievering pizza haha it was pretty shitty! but yeah thanks for all the help from all of you, and yes from now on i will put it into the gear it would be rolling! lol pretty fricken stupid on my park oh well thats how we learn i guess

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2011-12-04 10:55:59

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Originally Posted by Krahn48

Live and learn! It's how I have most of my mechanical knowledge, from fucking something up by how I drive and then having to fix it LOL

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2011-12-04 21:46:34

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the manual i got for my b13 the timing belt looks different! its one complete timing chain??? and the notches arent at 12 oclock and 10 oclock.... ?? ill put pictures up to show you

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2011-12-04 21:55:54

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is TDC -5 or 0??

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2011-12-04 22:10:34

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0 = tdc

The SR doesnt use a timing belt, its a timing chain. And yes, it's one single chain.

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2011-12-04 22:30:09

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yeah i know its a chain lol i figured that out already... and i was just wondering what could be wrong if my timing chain is really lose?? and idk how to tighten it??

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2011-12-04 22:57:31

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If your timing chain is loose then it's got to be the timing chain tensioner. It may be bad. Post some pics man. Did you set it to TDC before you looked at the cam positions?

Here is the tensioner. Took this from my F/S thread. There are 2 different ones. The 1 on the right is the older style, and left is newer. The newer version has a bigger oil hole so it keeps the chain tighter.