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    timing belt

    ok so tonight i was driving home.driving down my road less than a mile away and the timing belt and the camshaft pully broke.can anyone give me a guide or a DIY to replacing a timing belt?
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    I hope you didnt do damage to the motor when that timing belt snapped.

    I would advise that you get a service manual, that helped me greatly when doing my timing belt package


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      #3
      A haynes manual for our cars is the best bet. thats what i used when i did mine and it helped alot.
      Jeff

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        http://www.cb7tuner.com/wiki/index.p...ng_Belt_Change

        keep in mind there is a really good chance you bent a valve or something...an unfortunate consequence of a broken timing belt on an interference engine.

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          Check out this site: Accord Manual It has what I believe are the Honda shop manuals for our cars. In fact if I remember right I got this link somewhere around here. I used it for changing my timing belt just a few weeks ago. Helped out alot. I also used the manuals on autozone's website. Autozone Hope these help.


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            #6
            Thanx for the help. Im going out now to start fixing it. Ill let you all know how it goes. But what do you think would make the timing belt and the camshaft pully to both brake?
            Last edited by WipLAsh; 11-15-2006, 10:01 AM.

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              What were you doing while you were driving? Were you accelerating? If so how hard were you pushing it? If you were just cruising that doesn't make any sense. It takes a lot to actually break the timing belt.
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                Originally posted by b-bomb
                What were you doing while you were driving? Were you accelerating? If so how hard were you pushing it? If you were just cruising that doesn't make any sense. It takes a lot to actually break the timing belt.

                say he had a cam seal leak and oil was dripping onto the belt, that could've weakened it up quite a bit.

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