You can do it without removing the driveshaft pulley but it's easier If you remove the pulley. To remove the pulley, take out the six small bolts that surround the driveshaft bolt (which is the big one in the middle). These little guys are awkward but you can do it. Then pull off the pulley with a pulley removal tool and then you have easy access to the lower timing belt cover. Then just remove the three or four bolts that hold this cover on and you have exposed the sacred lower innards. Congratulations. If you touching your timing belt make sure everything is all lined up when you put it back. Driveshaft pulley has a mark on the top (a little notch) and there is a little metal line thing on the lower housing above it. Right in the center. Then make sure your top cam wheel deal is also lined up with the one just under the arrow. Mine actually sits left half a tooth but works great there. Have fun =)
1,3,4,2 Number one is at timing cover closest to the distributor.
What is a timing cover seal on a 1992 mazda 929 and where is it located at?
This is an overhead cam engine which means you must remove the imiong belt in order to remove the cylinder head. That of course means you must be able to get back on correctly. This is not a job for a novice. The basics: Remove the air cleaner, valve cover, timing belt cover, timing belt, Rocker shafts, Cam, Ehast manifold, intake, cylinder head.
the timing marks for that year Mazda are on the crank pulley and corresponding marks are on the timing belt cover.
It is behind the timing case cover behind the crankshaft pulley.You have to remove the timing belt to replace the water pump for this repair.
The water pump is under the timing belt cover. To access the water pump, you must first remove both belts, the water pump pully, and the timing belt cover.
remove timing cover
hookup a timing light warm up the engine check rpm should be between 800-850 if not adjust as necessary next diconnect the vacuum advance hose and plug the hose check the yellow timing mark on the crank pulley and see if under the timing mark on the cover if not align loosen distributor nut and turn it till you align the yellow mark with mark on the timing cover spec is 5-7 degrees btdc
The timing belt cover should be right behind the water pump .. So remove the water pump then remove the timing belt cover then remove the timing belt then do all them steps backwards
You will need to remove the fan and the water pump. You may have to remove the radiator to be able to have room to remove the balancer. Remove the bolt in the center of the crankshaft. Using a puller , pull off the balancer. Remove the bolts surrounding the timing. Pry the timing cover from the block. I do not know your reason for doing this but if you are wanting to remove the seal you DO NOT have to remove the timing cover.
you have to remove the valve cover , the oil pan and the front timing cover. Then line up all the timing marks and remove the tensioners and guides then remove the cam gears and the chain
IF ITS A 1.8, THEN ITS NEXT TO THE TIMING COVER