[V8] Timing Belt puzzle for you

dsaad at icehouse.net dsaad at icehouse.net
Mon Apr 24 10:55:34 EDT 2006


You don't need to torque the pully bolt until the belt tension adjustment is all
completed.
Then just do it after the right cover has been installed and you can use the
holder tool.

Dave

Quoting Kneale Brownson <kneale at coslink.net>:

> On 15-35-2 of the manual regarding installation of the timing belts, it
> says to turn the engine at least two times after removing the camshaft and
> crankshaft damper locating tools and then TIGHTEN VIBRATION DAMPER CENTER
> BOLT TO 258 FT. LBS.  employing the 2079 torque extender.
>
> No mention of using the 3197 crankshaft damper holder tool to keep the
> engine from turning.  Besides, there's nothing in place to hold the holder.
>
> After tightening the crankshaft bolt, we're supposed to check/adjust the
> length of the belt vibration damper shock by using the eccentric tensioning
> roller, and then tighten the stop plate fastener in the damper assembly and
> remove the tool keeping that aligned.
>
> OK, so you need the passenger side cover off to get to the belt tension
> adjustment eccentric roller, and if I remember correctly, it's the
> passenger side cover that incorporates the structure used to hold the 3197
> tool steady so you can apply all that torque to the crankshaft bolt.
>
> SO HOW DO I HOLD THE 3197 STEADY AND PUT TORQUE ON THE CRANLSHAFT BOLT?
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> Audifans V8 mailing list
> Send posts to: mailto:V8 at audifans.com
> Manage your list connection: http://www.audifans.com/mailman/listinfo/v8
> Have an Audi V8 question?  Check the Audifans Knowledgebase!
> http://www.audifans.com/twiki/bin/view/Audi/V8
> Have a V8 answer? ... Please help others by adding to the KB ... all
> contributions welcome!
>





More information about the V8 mailing list