2001 Sonata 2.4L timing
I'm working on a 2.4l engine. The balance shaft belt broke which bent the
flange between the 2 crank gears and in turn destroyed the cranksensor and nearly the timing belt. I am having trouble removing the crank gears. How do keep the crankshaft from moving. Is there a place to pin the crank so it wont move? I don't want to damage the valves since it is an interference engine. Also does anyone know the p/no for that flange. I am definetly going to need a new one. Thanks -Dan oh yeah I am working in someones driveway withouth access to airtools |
Re: 2001 Sonata 2.4L timing
The sprockets are keyed, so they'll need to be pulled off; they won't turn
on the crank. If they're especially stubborn, you may need a puller to remove them. And Dan, I can't tell you how much this scares me. This is a tricky timing belt installation and if everything isn't just right, the timing belt can jump and cause engine damage. If you're not absolutely certain you have everything right, don't start the engine. |
Re: 2001 Sonata 2.4L timing
Thanks, I finished the job. It went really well, which scared me at first.
I wouldnt have been able to do it without an extra set of hands or a camshaft holding tool. Fingers were crossed when my girlfriend turned it over. Started up with no problem. Lets hope it stays that way. Thanks again Hyundaitech. |
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