Timing Belt Change?
#1
Timing Belt Change?
How do you know when its time to change it?
I have a 90 GXE with 82K and I have only had it about a month got a deal $1500 and its very clean. So when I got it I did general maintenance on it plugs, wires, dist. cap, rotor button,and fuel filter but now it seems to have some hesitation but has tons of power...any ideas?
thanks
I have a 90 GXE with 82K and I have only had it about a month got a deal $1500 and its very clean. So when I got it I did general maintenance on it plugs, wires, dist. cap, rotor button,and fuel filter but now it seems to have some hesitation but has tons of power...any ideas?
thanks
#5
Originally Posted by str8max
is it diffiicult to change?
That all depends on your mechanical experience...Since you ask the question, that tells me that you do not have much experience...
Check the repair information in the stickies for more info.
#8
if you have the right tools, a little experience, and plenty of patience, it's a walk in the park. if you're missing one or all of these, your swearing will increase tenfold. a factory service manual is a good investment if you plan to perform any maintenance such as this. small things can be easily overlooked that can cause major problems, so be sure to check your work twice before moving on.
#9
Originally Posted by mattcomet82
if you have the right tools, a little experience, and plenty of patience, it's a walk in the park. if you're missing one or all of these, your swearing will increase tenfold. a factory service manual is a good investment if you plan to perform any maintenance such as this. small things can be easily overlooked that can cause major problems, so be sure to check your work twice before moving on.
Yep, he's right. PM me if you need the FSM portion of that equasion.
#10
Originally Posted by str8max
...some hesitation but has tons of power...any ideas?
- "I have a 90 GXE with 82K" ... me too
- "it seems to have some hesitation" ... I had also. All is well after 'some' tuneup: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/748507/1
- for belt change, what ppl say. Also check my Favorite Links. On tightening, concentrate only on how to verify tightness; 20lb push force bends belt under half inch.
#13
Originally Posted by str8max
is it diffiicult to change?
http://sadik.net/nissan/howto/tbelt.htm
#18
Originally Posted by Minty91GXE
no, not until 92
yes my car is a 7/91 production date
and my last max was 6/84 production date (last rear wheel Drive max)
#22
Originally Posted by ArcticDC5
I know that I am going with an oem nissan timing belt.
My question is am I safe going with aftermarket tensioner, water pump?
My question is am I safe going with aftermarket tensioner, water pump?
#24
Originally Posted by ColombianMax
Hey I just bought myself a 93 maxima. nice deal only $550 but needs a timing belt too, for those who have changed it before at a shop, how much does it usually run for?
read the thread...THEN post.
#25
Originally Posted by ArcticDC5
I know that I am going with an oem nissan timing belt.
My question is am I safe going with aftermarket tensioner, water pump?
My question is am I safe going with aftermarket tensioner, water pump?
IMO i would get the OEM everything...but that's just me.
#32
Originally Posted by internetautomar
yup it needs to be changed every 3k along with your oil.
Ok, ok nuff with the newbie stuff, I was just posing the Q. Just trying to drum up a few $$$ huh? I'm sure I could sell a few for, well mabye store credit . JK!!!
#33
Originally Posted by Governor
If its al ready broke you may need more than the belt!
#34
Originally Posted by CyMax
Ok, ok nuff with the newbie stuff, I was just posing the Q. Just trying to drum up a few $$$ huh? I'm sure I could sell a few for, well mabye store credit . JK!!!
#35
Originally Posted by maximagxe90
bryan was planning with you guys,
the timming chain does not need to be replace, because it should last the life time of the engine,
the timming chain does not need to be replace, because it should last the life time of the engine,
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