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Check engine light and timing belt S60 2003

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Mon Jul 2 15:56 CST 2012
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You're probably a tooth off with your cam timing, which is easy to do since the crank sprocket timing mark is so wierd. I found you can be a tooth off and it will still seem to idle and accelerate just fine - but you will get a check engine light and error code. The best way to avoid this situation is to paint your own crank mark before removing the old belt, but I guess that's water under the bridge at this point. Do you know what code number is accompanying the check engine light?






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