My Timing belt broke.....
I just replaced my belt now here's what I did. The problem is a 2003 A6 2.7t with 108,000 miles on her.
I replaced the TB pulley's and the belt. When the belt broke the car was at idle and there was no strange noises when it happend it just shut off.
I made sure the cams were in the correct position, and the engine was at TDC. I replaced the parts as indicated above.
I rotated the engine with a wrench a few times everything sounded great. no wierd noises, so I tried starting it up, everything sounded normal with the exception of it not starting. IT WILL NOT START NOW!!! but it turns over great.
I made sure all connections are hooked up the way they were before I started.
What am I missing? I have to have my car back on the road, because my wife has my other car going to and from college.
I replaced the TB pulley's and the belt. When the belt broke the car was at idle and there was no strange noises when it happend it just shut off.
I made sure the cams were in the correct position, and the engine was at TDC. I replaced the parts as indicated above.
I rotated the engine with a wrench a few times everything sounded great. no wierd noises, so I tried starting it up, everything sounded normal with the exception of it not starting. IT WILL NOT START NOW!!! but it turns over great.
I made sure all connections are hooked up the way they were before I started.
What am I missing? I have to have my car back on the road, because my wife has my other car going to and from college.
Last edited by Brad_31558; Mar 6, 2013 at 01:28 PM. Reason: more info needed
The belt broke (while the engine was at idle) due to the idler rollers failing. I then replaced the belt and rollers. It turns over fine, it has fire, and fuel, the cams and crank alignment are right on the mark.
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