I usually point the marks exactly at each other, but since the little gear turns TWICE as fast as the big gear, one revolution of causes the timing marks to alternate between pointing directly toward each other and both timing marks being at "twelve o-clock". If you have any concerns, connect a starter and see what the compression is. If you have good compression, it's right. NO to start with get your #1 cyl. at top dead center on comp. stroke then set crank gear at 12 o'clock and cam gear at 6 o'clock (marks pointing at each other) other wise your timing will be way off and cause major problems
Just had my turn signal switch replaced, for the second time, on my '98 Chevy Lumina. I paid $260 to a fairly trustworthy auto repair mechanic
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If the service engine light keeps coming on and the code reads?æevap?æ?ævacuum that means the part needs to be replaced. A auto shop can help take care of the repairs.
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I'm having the same problem with my 2000 Chevy Malibu. I took the switch apart, noticing that the plastic piece that rocks back & forth on the middle of the base, that seperates the contacts has melted. I used the end of a q-tip minus the cotton to push the contacts down for the up position. The window went up. I'm going to replace the swith.
Your 1999 Chevy blazer doesn't have a timing belt.
never needs to be replaced
there is no timing belt -- only a timing chain that does not need to be replaced
Timing chains are designed to last the life of the engine and are replaced when the engine is rebuilt.
The '99 Chevy Prizm has a timing chain, not a timing belt, so it does not need to be replaced.
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The best time to replace a 2004 Chevy Venture timing chain is when it becomes weak or broken. It is not something that needs replaced routinely.
Timing chains are designed to last the life of the engine and are normally replaced when the engine is rebuilt.
unless there is noise coming from the timing chain, you should never need to replace it.
Timing chains should last the life of the engine and are normally replaced when the engine is rebuilt.
That engine has a timing chain and gears and will probley out last the engine. NO need to replace it.
if it starts and stays running you only have to do that to get it cranked its the tps throttle position sensor i had the same thing happen to me