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Timing belt...Help 850

Is there a write up on a timing belt change on the 2.4turbo. 2000 Thanks for the help I did a search not much there... I need timing marks for the 2 cams and crank. The 2000 is a lot different then my 1995








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Timing belt...Help 850

Thanks you, those web sites will work. thanks for the help.....








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Timing belt...Help 850

The crank mark on the VVT engines is quite hard to see, but still inside the teeth. The ridge on the oil pump is still the 'mark'.

Major difference in changing the T belt is to crank the engine 90 degrees past TDC alignment and then back to release the tension on the VVT cam.

Considering the imprecise marks for the two cams, the crank mark could have been larger or more obvious. Count the teeth between the cams before removing the belt.

You need to replace the tensioner. The tensioner gets set before you put it on the engine. It is set by temperature, the newer ones are a little easier I think. This site is pretty good:

http://volvoxc.com/resources/how-to/pdf/timing-belt-replacement2.pdf

Klaus
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Two good Volvos, a 220 and a V70R








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Timing belt...Help 850

I need the info on how to set the tensioner and crank pully marks thanks..








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Timing belt...Help 850

This is about as good as it gets:

http://volvospeed.com/Repair/timingbelt.php

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