serious timing problem
1. the 6mm bolts on the harmonic balancer all stripped... was told a few ways to get them out, one being slip an appropriately sized socket over the top of it, the other was to beat hell out of a torx socket that will fit (little oversized), and of course dont forget spray the hell out of it with penetrating oil...
2. how do i find out if the crank is on the compression or exhaust stroke when i go to reset the timing after the belt had broken...
any answers would be greatfully appreciated
2. how do i find out if the crank is on the compression or exhaust stroke when i go to reset the timing after the belt had broken...
any answers would be greatfully appreciated
the bolts are shot, they need to be replaaced... im much more concerned about finding tdc on the compression stroke on the #1 cylinder, how the hell do i do that? mind you the timing belt was broken
I would personally try hammering an oversized torx in there, if that didn't work, i'd put what whatever torx i could get in there, then put some vise-grips as tight as you can get them onto the bolt and use some pliers/bar/other vise-grips to turn those vise grips.
The camshaft mark/s should give you the top dead center mark for the intake stroke, it does on the 98 1.8t.
The camshaft mark/s should give you the top dead center mark for the intake stroke, it does on the 98 1.8t.
+1 on the above.
If the dot on the sproket lines up with the dot on the block (at 12 o'clock), you should be good.
At that point, you should also be able to thread in the crank lock tool...but that's on my 30V.
If the dot on the sproket lines up with the dot on the block (at 12 o'clock), you should be good.
At that point, you should also be able to thread in the crank lock tool...but that's on my 30V.
impact screwdriver is a wondrous tool
Simply hammer the head of impact driver which drives rusted screws out easily.
Guard protection grip keeps your hand safe from accidents.
Removable tip holder enables fitting 1/2” drive socket wrench.
Reversible drive.
• Reversible right & left turn
• Handle diameter: 37.5 mmφ
• Contains tips:
(length 36 mm)(-)10mm/(+)No.2/(+)No.3/(+)No.4
(length 80 mm)(+)No.2/(+)No.3
http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=...ewdriver&hl=en
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Simply hammer the head of impact driver which drives rusted screws out easily.
Guard protection grip keeps your hand safe from accidents.
Removable tip holder enables fitting 1/2” drive socket wrench.
Reversible drive.
• Reversible right & left turn
• Handle diameter: 37.5 mmφ
• Contains tips:
(length 36 mm)(-)10mm/(+)No.2/(+)No.3/(+)No.4
(length 80 mm)(+)No.2/(+)No.3
http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=...ewdriver&hl=en
[IMG]local://upfiles/12092/11CF6BDD95064682A7512C3C583E274C.jpg[/IMG]
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