Right now there is a 50/50 chance my H22 is good or not. One morning my engine died on me as I rolled to a stop. Turns out it wasn't the ignition but my timing jumped due to a messed up timing belt. (belt was brand new)
The belt looks perfect on the outside but the teeth on the inside of the belt is missing in like patches on different areas of the belt.
The dealer checked my valve clearance and they said it still looks good...but now they need to check the compression and do a leakdown. They basically freaked out with the H23 tensioner conversion on the H22.
Right now they are saying the H23 tensioner conversion needs to go. They are claiming that this is what caused my timing belt to shred in the first place. They attempted to put a new prelude timing belt on the car...but they said it's REALLY tight and the tensioner itself is all the way out providing no adjustment whatsoever. I'm really skeptical the H23 conversion did this as lots of people have been doing this conversion for years. I'm just stumped on what caused my belt to get eaten up like that?
My cam gears and pulleys are in good order and none of the teeth look like it could've caused it. On the outside of the belt the belt looks brand new still. Is it possible my manual tensioner went bad?
Anyone that did this conversion, how did you get the tensioner to adjust the belt? The dealer is saying that my tensioner is maxed all the way out... is this how it's supposed to be?
The belt looks perfect on the outside but the teeth on the inside of the belt is missing in like patches on different areas of the belt.
The dealer checked my valve clearance and they said it still looks good...but now they need to check the compression and do a leakdown. They basically freaked out with the H23 tensioner conversion on the H22.
Right now they are saying the H23 tensioner conversion needs to go. They are claiming that this is what caused my timing belt to shred in the first place. They attempted to put a new prelude timing belt on the car...but they said it's REALLY tight and the tensioner itself is all the way out providing no adjustment whatsoever. I'm really skeptical the H23 conversion did this as lots of people have been doing this conversion for years. I'm just stumped on what caused my belt to get eaten up like that?
My cam gears and pulleys are in good order and none of the teeth look like it could've caused it. On the outside of the belt the belt looks brand new still. Is it possible my manual tensioner went bad?
Anyone that did this conversion, how did you get the tensioner to adjust the belt? The dealer is saying that my tensioner is maxed all the way out... is this how it's supposed to be?
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