timeing belt
#1
timeing belt
I just changed the timing belt on my 91 se and i think it is whining. could that be cause it is to tight or just cause its a new belt? Im not sure if i should drive it to much because of the whining... someone help me...
#2
Re: timeing belt
did you remember to put the timing plate back on before you reinstalled the crank pulleys. if not, the belt is more than likely running off the front side of the sprockets and rubbing on the shroud. Also, if the deflection is less than a half inch, the belt will make a whinning noise. My thoughts are that it is a little better tight than loose. the belt will stretch over time and the noise should diminish. a loose belt will make a slapping noise as the tension is removed during accelleration.
#7
Re: Re: Re: Re: timeing belt
Originally posted by keener
Did the noise go away after you adjusted the tensioner?
Did the noise go away after you adjusted the tensioner?
#10
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Originally posted by keener
according to one ASE nissan tech, the whinning noise is no big deal. just means the belt is a tad tight.
according to one ASE nissan tech, the whinning noise is no big deal. just means the belt is a tad tight.
#11
I read on this site that it is bad to overtighten for possible risk of breaking the crankshaft.
http://web2.airmail.net/scutchen/vq_...t.htm#followup
http://web2.airmail.net/scutchen/vq_...t.htm#followup
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