How to Replace Timing Belt Tensioner and Pulleys 06-09 Subaru Outback

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  • @1AAuto
    @1AAuto  4 роки тому +3

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  • @aflaz171
    @aflaz171 4 роки тому +19

    I've watched a lot of these vids, everyone pulls half the car apart to get to the belt. I'm relieved to see you can leave radiator etc in. Also, no one else has shown the trick of using alternate belt to tighten crank, brilliant and totally worked! Great vid, I can do this now after watching, thank you.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  4 роки тому +1

      +Alan Fay Thanks for checking us out! 1AAuto.com

  • @jomangeee9180
    @jomangeee9180 4 роки тому +8

    Just did it today, great video, the extra advice to make your life easier 1-place a big paper clip on the timing marks on both cam sprockets to hold them in place, 2-leave the left upper and lower pulleys uninstalled until the belt is around all the other pulleys then tighten the upper then the lower pulley and you are done without pulling or tugging on the belt

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  4 роки тому +1

      +JO MANGEEE Thanks for the feedback!

  • @brettb86
    @brettb86 3 роки тому +3

    Wow, this guy need to do all tutorials for everything. What a boss

  • @gorotube10
    @gorotube10 5 років тому +12

    Exactly what I needed. Timing belt replacement without water pump. Outstanding detailed video.

  • @teceit
    @teceit 3 роки тому +1

    This mans an honest to god mechanic. I knew it the moment he went "this gasket isn't THAT important" and omitted it. We've all been there, we just hate to admit it. Good work, super helpful, love your companies parts!

  • @mr-t1243
    @mr-t1243 6 років тому +9

    This company really sends parts very quick I’m impressed

  • @rockymountainman7
    @rockymountainman7 4 роки тому +24

    If you need instructions on how to open the hood you better not attempt to replace a timing belt.

  • @cbr125rcanada
    @cbr125rcanada 5 років тому +10

    I can't believe he chose to do this without removing the cooling fans! So easy to do, and makes so much more room to work with. Each to their own I guess.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  5 років тому

      Thanks for checking us out. 1aauto.com +Steve DeCourier

    • @pczapp827
      @pczapp827 3 роки тому +1

      It has been a practice to at least put cardboard against the radiator.

    • @577buttfan
      @577buttfan 2 роки тому

      I know right dude i was like good luck lol.

  • @mszostkowski
    @mszostkowski 5 років тому +4

    what a great video. i am going to do this tomorrow. only advice would be to clip that gasket for the belt housing to take up the slack and refit. great video!!

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  5 років тому

      +michael szostkowski Thank you for your feedback!

    • @whitetrashgarage8110
      @whitetrashgarage8110 5 років тому +2

      Just did this job, my botto cover gasket had swelled a bit amd didnt sit right. To get it to work, I trimmed just enough out of the middle and it fit back how it should.

  • @chonadelatorre5670
    @chonadelatorre5670 3 роки тому +2

    Thank you for reinstalling and installing the parts step by step this video definitely A plus and 👍 , coz the other video I watch was very confusing and some video are cut off , talking .... your video was clean and explained clearly.

  • @paulb2948
    @paulb2948 2 роки тому +3

    Just a tiny addition to the bleeding of the tensioner is that you need to do the compression and expansion rate within no less then a minute.

  • @Logjam5
    @Logjam5 Рік тому

    Explained important pointers, not skipped over. Good demo.

  • @nathansletten8989
    @nathansletten8989 5 років тому +47

    I find the fact that they show you how to pop the hood very interesting. Timing job might be a little complex to someone who's never opened there hood before 😂.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  5 років тому +9

      +NathanSletten Thanks for watching. It doesn't hurt to show how to do it! 1aauto.com

    • @CheekyTyke007
      @CheekyTyke007 5 років тому +6

      Done a lot of timing belt changes but never knew about the extra service position on a hood, great tip!

    • @neptune4167
      @neptune4167 5 років тому +1

      I was thinking the same exact thing.

    • @Winterwolf88
      @Winterwolf88 5 років тому +3

      Everyone has to start somewhere. Everything I’ve ever learned about fixing cars has been through car forums and UA-cam videos. Sometimes the smallest things need to be demonstrated just for the sake of learning.

    • @Winterwolf88
      @Winterwolf88 5 років тому +1

      My thanks goes out to you and your folk for taking the time to post these videos. I’d be lost without these tutorials and I can take pride in fixing my own car at home. ☺️

  • @pyromaniac354
    @pyromaniac354 3 роки тому +4

    FYI:
    The pistons are at mid stroke not TDC on the Subaru motors when crank marks lineup.

  • @DaddyBeanDaddyBean
    @DaddyBeanDaddyBean 3 роки тому +2

    Thanks for the great video - I never would have tackled this project without your help. Installing the toothed pulley after the belt is in place is a brilliant idea. Suggestion - it's much easier to get the timing cover out from behind those two oxygen sensor wires if you unhook them from that bracket holding them. Just squeeze the plastic doodads on the back of the bracket with needle nose pliers and they'll pop right out.
    I was replacing the water pump too, so drained the coolant and removed the upper radiator hose and both fans; that gave me plenty of room to get at the pulleys and such. I also removed the radiator, but in retrospect I'm not sure it was worth it - you only gain another inch and a quarter or so of depth behind the AC condenser, and a standard impact still doesn't fit. You have to deal with the lower hose and trans cooler lines, and it's just a lot of screwing around to gain an inch.
    Speaking of impact, the crank pulley bolt on mine was INSANE. Long story short, after fighting it by hand for well over an hour, I borrowed an insane nuclear-powered SnapOn impact and offset drive from a mechanic buddy and had it out in ten seconds. By hand, with or without the special crank pulley holder tool, I never would have gotten it. (I used a medium-duty "strap wrench".) I needed a gear puller to get the pulley off.
    Finally, installing the new tensioner, the bolt didn't feel right, almost but not quite like it was cross threading. It turns out some previous jackwagon had stripped out the threads, then filled it with JB Weld and put the bolt in and called it good. Heli-coil to the rescue.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  3 роки тому

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  • @cdotson0027
    @cdotson0027 Рік тому +2

    What do you do if the engine is already slightly out of time when you bring the crank shaft to top dead center? He just slightly turns it counter clockwise gently but what if both camshaft sprockets are off cause of a loose timing belt?

  • @juliosdiy3206
    @juliosdiy3206 7 днів тому

    Man i was goin to take the front end off like the fans, radiator hose, reservior, u name it i thought thr was not going to be enough room. He makes me feel like a pro now i think i can do this in an hour or 2. Piece of cake!

  • @georgestanfield621
    @georgestanfield621 5 років тому +3

    Do the cams stay in place without a tool to hold them? I have changed belts on other cars that had special tools to keep cams from turning because of valve springs.

  • @SidewayZ.garage
    @SidewayZ.garage 4 роки тому +9

    6:30 you do not need to ruin your sepentine belt to lock the crank to get the pulley off, there is a flywheel access in back of motor you can stick a screwdriver in to lock it too

    • @timothylages6586
      @timothylages6586 2 роки тому

      Without taking the intake off thats kind of a bitch to get to

  • @Khg72
    @Khg72 Рік тому

    The rubberseal on the timingcovers were a must to put back, to prevent debris coming on the belts. Also I always put a little antiseize to the crankpulley mounting area on the crankshaft, to prevent it get stuck. Overall 7 out of 10 for this video.

  • @YoureNowOnTV
    @YoureNowOnTV 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks for making this. On the hydraulic tensioner, shouldn't the black o-ring on the bolt be removed before you install it? Isn't it there for shipping purposes only? Also it seems easier to remove the electric fans out? A couple of clips and bolts and you have extra inches to work in.

  • @v2gbob
    @v2gbob 4 роки тому

    Very good video, thanks! Here's a tip: My alternator belt was glazed and it slipped when trying to tighten the harmonic balancer bolt as recommended in the video. I had some "belt grip" on hand which solved the problem.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  4 роки тому +1

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  • @dkevvv
    @dkevvv 2 місяці тому

    There are many different paint marks on the cam sprockets. The important mark is a small line in the metal on the edge of both cam pulleys, these lines are what need to be lined up with the timing marks on the heads.

  • @moisesestrada7306
    @moisesestrada7306 2 роки тому +1

    Wooow, this guys are heroes!

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  2 роки тому

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  • @scottbenjamin5047
    @scottbenjamin5047 Рік тому

    One trick you left out- I was having a 'heck' (not my wording at the time!) of a time getting the harmonic balancer back on. Then I used a mirror to see down the hole, to help square it and align the keyway with the key. Then it slipped on nicely.

  • @billsafreed3735
    @billsafreed3735 5 років тому +6

    One thing about the top cover seal... if your power steering pump leaks you can get the atf (PS fluid) under the cover and on the belt. Don't ask me how I know.

  • @gregoriorazgado5541
    @gregoriorazgado5541 2 роки тому

    Wish me luck 🙏 and thank you for the opportunity to have all of youz as a mentor 💙 ❤️ ❤️

  • @AoP893
    @AoP893 Рік тому

    Do you have to torque the idler puller on the tensioner or is that set from the manufacturer and you just do the mounting bracket bolt?

  • @lokiiktomi9683
    @lokiiktomi9683 4 роки тому +1

    So as far as the tool goes it’s $50 for the tool or it’s the price of the belt I had to buy both as the trick didnt work

  • @racerx157
    @racerx157 5 років тому +1

    Thank you for an excellent video explanation. This will make my timing belt job much easier!!!

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  5 років тому

      +Alex Rodjom Thank you for the great reply. We love to empower our customers by showing you how-to perform your own auto repairs while installing our high quality auto parts. Have a great day! 1aauto.com

  • @mutantgoat4964
    @mutantgoat4964 Рік тому

    Is it possible to overtighten the pulley bolts by hand and strip them?

  • @bkrat5144
    @bkrat5144 3 роки тому +3

    Thanks ! awesome video. Although removing the rad and fans will make it a lot easier and it's really not difficult to do.

    • @DaddyBeanDaddyBean
      @DaddyBeanDaddyBean 3 роки тому

      Fans, absolutely, 100% worth it. Radiator, meh, it's a fair bit of screwing around to gain about an inch more clearance front-to-back before you get to the AC condenser. If your car is a unicorn that doesn't have AC, then removing the rad makes more sense, more bang for the buck. To each his own of course.

  • @dehnpeterson5650
    @dehnpeterson5650 8 місяців тому

    Thank You for this video!
    My biggest issue was getting the crankshaft bolt loose! Special tools are expensive for a once every 95K mile project! Question: when do you recommend also replacing the water pump while into the engine this far? Maybe the second timing belt??

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  8 місяців тому

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  • @PlasmaJunkie
    @PlasmaJunkie 3 роки тому

    This video is great, but what do you do with that extra orange part if you have a manual transmission? After watching this video I really feel like I could do this job myself, but I won’t dare try to replace a timing belt without knowing every step.
    Anyone know of another video where it’s demonstrated?

  • @zache8135
    @zache8135 5 років тому +1

    My new belt doesn’t have those marks? Does it matter how I put it on as long as the letters are facing me?

  • @georgestanfield621
    @georgestanfield621 5 років тому +2

    Great instructions. The music is an unnecessary distraction. Why do people think they have to have music? Thanks for explaning every step.

  • @CanadianBullFrog
    @CanadianBullFrog 5 років тому +2

    That is one accessible timing belt

  • @DNL82
    @DNL82 2 роки тому

    Great video!👍 i watched it your video to refreshed my mind on the process. Thanks

  • @m1cajah
    @m1cajah 6 років тому +2

    In "real time" how long does this take? Just wondering what my local labor charge for this might be.

    • @friendlymechanic
      @friendlymechanic 5 років тому +1

      labor time is around 4 hours

    • @mszostkowski
      @mszostkowski 5 років тому +2

      my local independent whom i've done a lot of business with wanted 1000$. give me a break, not happy about that and i may call him on that later. i bought this kit for 220 and the other 2 belts for 40. i'm in for 260 and my labor. it may take me 2 hours but i know a trained mechanic can do this in a hour max. so i'm thinking i'm saving 700$. i was a mechanic many years ago. i can do this.

  • @peterzeller5736
    @peterzeller5736 3 роки тому

    Do you all have a video on replacing the Timing Belt on the 2010 Outback? This video was great but it's 1 year off for my vehicle.

  • @JohnMoss-r4u
    @JohnMoss-r4u 8 місяців тому

    If it has a tight seal because it's hydraulic how does air get in or out?

  • @alphafofana5944
    @alphafofana5944 Рік тому

    Hi I’m alpha could you show me how to replace the spark plugs in the Subaru tribeca 2006

  • @brandoncampos8288
    @brandoncampos8288 4 роки тому

    Is this a similar procedure for the 2012 outback 2.5?

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  4 роки тому

      +Brandon Campos We don't have a how-to video for your vehicle right now, but the basic steps in this video should be enough to do this task.

  • @elneneeserio
    @elneneeserio 3 роки тому

    Are this aisin japan timing belts?

  • @alongkesuma949
    @alongkesuma949 3 роки тому

    Hi, the timming belt should be replace at 100,000 miles or 100,000 km ?

    • @birgittjensen5142
      @birgittjensen5142 3 роки тому +2

      100k miles in US equals 170k km in rest of world . Same same

  • @GMICHAELG62
    @GMICHAELG62 5 років тому

    Very thorough video.😊

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  5 років тому

      +G. Greenberg Thank you for your feedback!

  • @waveformmetarts
    @waveformmetarts Рік тому

    Awesome thanks!

  • @Gman6755
    @Gman6755 5 років тому

    Looks pretty straight forward...for a professional mechanic. Checking my oil and keeping an eye on tire pressure is my limit.

    • @da324
      @da324 Рік тому

      If it looks straight forward, anyone with basic comprehension skills can do it if you have the tools.

  • @SDvoices
    @SDvoices 6 років тому

    Thank you for your great videos.

  • @pablorivera8964
    @pablorivera8964 3 роки тому +1

    What about the engine on sound

  • @cornfusedatbest6693
    @cornfusedatbest6693 4 роки тому +2

    No LocTite?

  • @grh-ye1ii
    @grh-ye1ii 4 роки тому

    Does anyone know a Harmonic Balancer removal tool that fits this car? Mine is really stuck in there. Great video except seems a little unrealistic that the harmonic balancer would just pop off like that.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  4 роки тому

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  • @TheAwsomekid16
    @TheAwsomekid16 3 роки тому

    Sorry bit confused around 4:35 if someone can clear it up, do I loosen the bolt on the plastic/soft metal part?

  • @jezzalowe5121
    @jezzalowe5121 4 місяці тому

    Do you not need to replace the water pump?

  • @TanyaHakala
    @TanyaHakala 5 років тому

    Will this be the same for a 2005 Subaru Outback?

    • @whitetrashgarage8110
      @whitetrashgarage8110 5 років тому +1

      Same thing.
      He missed a few things like the loctite on the tensioner bolt, and if you have a manual there is a belt guide above the timing pulley on the crank that has to be adjusted with the curved red plastic piece in the kit.

  • @trevot11
    @trevot11 3 роки тому

    Would it be the same on a 2010 WRX?

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  3 роки тому

      +trevot11 We don't have a how-to video for your vehicle right now, but the basic steps in this video should be enough to do this task. Buy this part for your vehicle on 1AAuto.com: 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c

  • @TheShangralaaaa17
    @TheShangralaaaa17 3 роки тому

    Weird....my 2004 Forrester ac belt tensioner bolt was reverse threaded. Doesnt show that in this video

  • @hectorquinones4824
    @hectorquinones4824 3 роки тому

    Thankyou awsome job. Yes SIRRRRRRRR

  • @SanjayVerma-ih1nw
    @SanjayVerma-ih1nw 4 роки тому +2

    Wouldn't it have been a lot easier to just remove that top radiator hose?

  • @Allnaser77
    @Allnaser77 5 років тому

    very good and very eazy .You're a professional man

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  5 років тому

      Thanks for checking us out. 1aauto.com +M_ All.masri

  • @legolas9241
    @legolas9241 5 років тому +1

    good work, helped immensely.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  5 років тому

      Thank you for the great reply. We love to empower our customers by showing you how-to perform your own auto repairs while installing our high quality auto parts. Have a great day! 1aauto.com +Legolas

  • @jimlovelace1173
    @jimlovelace1173 Рік тому

    is this the same on a 2002 outback with a flat 4????????????????????????/

  • @kodyshowers
    @kodyshowers 5 місяців тому

    My problem is my timing lines and white marks are not in the same location as yours are. They have a white dot and red dot and the timing line machined in-between on the cams. Is this normal or does anyone know what the heck is going on??

  • @mahed82
    @mahed82 2 роки тому

    I wonder if that Subaru is still running today 2022 .

  • @OneMoreTag
    @OneMoreTag 4 роки тому

    Very nice.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  4 роки тому

      +Brian Root Thanks for checking us out! 1AAuto.com

  • @charger19691
    @charger19691 5 років тому

    Nice job. There's a lot of controversy over weather or not to change the water pump and coolant while doing the timing belt service. If you have the extra funds, I'd say go ahead and do it all in one shot.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  5 років тому

      +Danny Rumbles Thanks for checking us out. Shop here for high quality auto parts: 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c

    • @determineddad7935
      @determineddad7935 5 років тому

      Uo

  • @alanfiebelkorn783
    @alanfiebelkorn783 5 років тому +3

    You didn't use the loctite

  • @watchbatteryandadjustment8665
    @watchbatteryandadjustment8665 3 роки тому

    Tanks

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  3 роки тому

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  • @CHx4Dinner
    @CHx4Dinner 2 роки тому +1

    Great video but the “belt trick” did not work at all. My belt kept slipping. Do yourself a favor and just get the special tool for holding the harmonic balancer in place.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  2 роки тому

      +Ben S Thanks for the tip!

  • @n8ivBunny26
    @n8ivBunny26 2 роки тому

    I'm a single broke mom about to change time belt on my own I had to borrow $ to buy time belt ...my subaru is a 2005 outback so I don't have to mark anything before I start taking parts off?

    • @n8ivBunny26
      @n8ivBunny26 2 роки тому

      ..nevermind as I was typing I saw he did....just lost my confidence don't think I can do this

  • @narantuyajavkhlantmurun7484
    @narantuyajavkhlantmurun7484 5 років тому +2

    18:29

  • @chriswebb5821
    @chriswebb5821 4 роки тому

    He never addressed dont lose the key way on the crank pulley. Important step to leave out.

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  4 роки тому +1

      +Chris Webb Thanks for the tip! We'll pass this info along to our production team.

  • @brianaustin1328
    @brianaustin1328 6 років тому

    Good video with careful explanations. The background music is abhorrent.

  • @acgolem
    @acgolem 3 роки тому +2

    Why not at least remove the fans. You're talking 4x 10mm bolts and it gives you so much more room. Also chucking away the timing cover seals seems like a bad idea. Timing belts aren't replaced often, these cars often get used off road and the timing belt is at the front of the engine. It'll likely get foreign objects in there, Potentially degrading the belt prematurely.
    Personally I'd recommend replacing the water pump. While doing the timing belt. It's just good practice.
    Otherwise good video
    Definitely one of the easier timing belts to change.

  • @alfredopaez9097
    @alfredopaez9097 6 років тому

    👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @danielkuchenberg7046
    @danielkuchenberg7046 4 роки тому +2

    Great video but, if you have to be shown how to open the hood do you have any business doing this kind of job?

    • @1AAuto
      @1AAuto  4 роки тому

      +Daniel Kuchenberg Thanks for the feedback!

  • @jamesmeadrs9309
    @jamesmeadrs9309 4 роки тому

    That poor things had a nasty freon leak.

    • @pczapp827
      @pczapp827 3 роки тому

      Still has it's Head Gaskets. Most all gone just as they reach 100,000.

  • @cfitzgduke
    @cfitzgduke Рік тому

    Yep, kind of kills the cred of an otherwise nice video to not replace the timing seal and accept sand and debris getting into the timing area. The main drive pulley tool is only $28.

  • @belkhirbouras310
    @belkhirbouras310 3 роки тому

    Je ce le referance dé chaîne disterbetion subaru frostare 2.5 l 2009 et mercie

  • @matthewcanavan8275
    @matthewcanavan8275 2 роки тому

    What about the water pump? 1A auto should've shown to put new gaskets on. I wouldn't want this tech who skips parts to work on my car.

  • @mohammedelsayed2889
    @mohammedelsayed2889 5 років тому +2

    If you don’t know how to open the hood then stay far away from the car.

  • @MrFarid018
    @MrFarid018 4 роки тому

    Don’t do it at home 😅

    • @pczapp827
      @pczapp827 3 роки тому

      I have done anything any shop does, at home for over 50 years.
      Even when I owned a shop, I worked at home.

  • @elvirhodzic5720
    @elvirhodzic5720 6 років тому +4

    How about water pump? You left old water pump on the car ??? Wierd?? What if it fails you gonna be doing it all over again !!?

    • @mszostkowski
      @mszostkowski 5 років тому

      i'm sure he installed the pump. just wasn't in video. no biggie

    • @miken8150
      @miken8150 5 років тому +1

      There’s no water pump in the kit! Agree with Elvir, you should always replace the pump at the same time!

    • @bjornefellhanded9708
      @bjornefellhanded9708 5 років тому +1

      @@mszostkowski Nope. He said it 'looked good' and skipped it. There's some good parts to this video and some crazy short cuts. Just removing the rubber gasket for the timing belt covers? Pretty sure your client would prefer it replaced than chance anything getting in under there. Not replacing water pump at same time as timing belt? Unnecessary future risk.

    • @dmitrikolm5880
      @dmitrikolm5880 4 роки тому

      Same thinking!

    • @tdang9528
      @tdang9528 Рік тому

      He didnt because his company kit doesnt sell it, so omit instead of admit.
      I feel the way he did it, another repair in 20K waiting. Take it all off again, pully sieze or tensioner broke timing belt etc.
      Nice way to destory an engine if you do this without removing the fan and radiator.

  • @keithnichols7339
    @keithnichols7339 3 роки тому +1

    Do yourself a favor and leave the geared idler in. Remove the passenger side lower idler. Use a 17MM wrench or breaker to hold tension on the right hand cam pulley, make sure all teeth lock, and the belt will slip right in between the water pump and geared idler. Replace the passenger idler...there's plenty of play with the long stretch returning to the passenger side cam pulley. Trying to ease the geared idler in like this guy does is a recipe for cross-thread and installing a heli-coil blind.
    This lady goes full boss mode on her timing belt, plus it's the same channel.
    ua-cam.com/video/-ERVniqZEHc/v-deo.html

    • @YoureNowOnTV
      @YoureNowOnTV 2 роки тому

      Thanks for the tips. I tried a dry run yesterday and could tell I was about to end in disaster by cross threading the lower left roller. I stopped when I felt the bolt on an angle. I am still struggling with getting enough slack to route the belt though. Watching as many video's and reading as many shop manuals as I can to do it without damaging anything.

  • @kylepopell3585
    @kylepopell3585 Місяць тому

    Boring

  • @MrKlaimexxx
    @MrKlaimexxx 5 років тому +3

    Didn’t replace water pump didn’t rotate engine to check timing didn’t remove radiator for easer Access . This is why i do my stuff myself

    • @whitetrashgarage8110
      @whitetrashgarage8110 5 років тому +3

      Yep, did the job myself because of how picky I am. I work on aircraft, so I get very particular about things being just right and CLEAN.
      I cleaned the covers inside and out before they went back in place.
      The engine block behind the timing components was cleaned before new parts went on.
      Any fasteners that were marginal due to rust (problem here in Canada) were replaced.
      I had a bolt shear off due to rust, so I carefully drilled it out and re-threaded the hole. Most shops wouldnt have bothered or charged me more for it.
      Part of cleaning is inspecting.
      No mechanic would bother to do any of this stuff when they need to get the job done and get the next car in to make money.