Jumped Timing
Apathy Kills
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From: The Left Lane
What model year is your Integra?
Also, how many miles?
First thing that comes to mind is a worn timing belt.
h:
Pop the valve cover and end covers off and inspect the belt & tensioner.
The replacement interval for the timing belt is 95,000 miles or every 6 years, whichever comes first.
Also, you do NOT want the belt to fail while the motor is running. :noes:
Also, how many miles?
First thing that comes to mind is a worn timing belt.
h:Pop the valve cover and end covers off and inspect the belt & tensioner.
The replacement interval for the timing belt is 95,000 miles or every 6 years, whichever comes first.
Also, you do NOT want the belt to fail while the motor is running. :noes:
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Still Water
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: San Diego
Could be the tensioner wasn't torqued correctly, as state above, worn TB or what happend to me...
A little rock flew in there and chew it up a bit to where it was 3/4 ripped and jumped a teeth.
On that note.. guys put back your upper timing cover, no matter how sexy those useless cam gears look.
A little rock flew in there and chew it up a bit to where it was 3/4 ripped and jumped a teeth.
On that note.. guys put back your upper timing cover, no matter how sexy those useless cam gears look.
