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Car Forum / Honda Cars / January 2006How important is the balancer shaft?
How important is it that the balancer shaft is in time with the fly wheel? If it is not at the same timing marks what would the side effects be? Out of balance motor Probably get the shakes > How important is it that the balancer shaft is in time with the fly > wheel? If it is not at the same timing marks what would the side > effects be? > How important is it that the balancer shaft is in time with the fly > wheel? If it is not at the same timing marks what would the side > effects be? it's very important. you /can/ run without it, but the motor may shake itself to bits. for principles of operation, go to the library and look in the bosch automotive handbook. > How important is it that the balancer shaft is in time with the fly > wheel? If it is not at the same timing marks what would the side > effects be? ------------------------------- If you dont' bother to change the balancer's belt when you're doing the timing belt, it could self-destruct and take out the TB. The shaking part (if simply out-of-time) probably won't hurt anything, but would certainly clobber your RESALE VALUE. Haw, Haw, Haw :-) 'Curly' |
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