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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / March 2007

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2000 Neon....2.0 SOHC

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JohnP - 03 Mar 2007 22:46 GMT
Im replacing the timing belt on this thing in about another 5k
miles....plan on water pump also.what about tensioner....ive never
owned an  interferance engine...so i would check the tensioner bearing
and if it felt o.k. i would let it roll on a non interferance
engine,......do you recommend replacing tensioner no matter what or
just check the bearing smoothness.....Thx in advance jp
cuhulin@webtv.net - 04 Mar 2007 03:22 GMT
What a coincedence.My old buddy's mom owns a Neon car she bought brand
new.I think it is older than a 2000 model though.As far as I know,the
car has never been any pronlem for her.
cuhulin
Comboverfish - 04 Mar 2007 06:35 GMT
On Mar 3, 9:22 pm, cuhu...@webtv.net wrote:
> What a coincedence.My old buddy's mom owns a Neon car she bought brand
> new.I think it is older than a 2000 model though.As far as I know,the
> car has never been any pronlem for her.
> cuhulin

What a coincEdence!  Another useless post!

Toyota MDT in MO
Comboverfish - 04 Mar 2007 06:34 GMT
> Im replacing the timing belt on this thing in about another 5k
> miles....plan on water pump also.what about tensioner....ive never
> owned an  interferance engine...so i would check the tensioner bearing
> and if it felt o.k. i would let it roll on a non interferance
> engine,......do you recommend replacing tensioner no matter what or
> just check the bearing smoothness.....Thx in advance jp

As I remember, that tensioner is simply spring-loaded, IOW no
hydraulic damping action.  As long as it looks OK and the bearing
feels smooth I would not suggest changing it as a preventative
precaution.  Unfortunately, the headgasket is basically on a timing
belt replacement schedule as well, so you do have that to look forward
to...

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