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Timing belt tensioner on a 1995 civic d14b7

  • 20-06-2013 1:35pm
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    Kencollins
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    Hi all,

    I am doing some work on an old honda civic. I am going to change the timing belt in the next few days, and have a kit with a new tensioner.

    The service manual states in several places to NOT remove the tensioner,just loosen it to slacken the belt.

    Seeing as I want to replace the tensioner too, is it a hard job to get it back on? It is the spring type, with an arm that is connected to a vertical spring.

    I was assuming that it is just a matter ot taking the old one off, and attaching the new one to the spring but something tells me there might be more to it!

    Thanks,

    Ken


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