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Old Apr 4, 2005, 06:21 PM
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HELP: timing belt tool? PIC inside
I bought this "tool" form SPX Miller tools. Its a timing belt tool but I was under the impression is was pretty damn long. This piece is tiny? You can see how small it is compared to to beer bottle top. Any know WTF is going on here? Any info would be great, thanks!

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Sorry about the pic size!
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Old Apr 4, 2005, 06:28 PM
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thats not the right tool.
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Old Apr 4, 2005, 06:32 PM
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The tool in your pic is used to move the tensioner so that you can remove or install a belt. The long tool is a threaded shaft used to adjust the tension.

If I am understanding your question.
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That looks like the timing adjuster pulley tool... maybe?
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that's to move the tensioner pulley so you can tighten it for your t-belt.
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So I should ask for the tool that adjusts the tension in the belt right? Because that is what I initially asked for!
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ask for this part # mlr-md-998738 tensioner , auto installation = the tool for installing cams!!
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Ignore the bend in the tool (14 year old auto tensioners suck).
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Originally Posted by alfredob1
Ignore the bend in the tool (14 year old auto tensioners suck).
Yep thats the one !!
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