Re: Timing belt removal
 

It's just like the others. Counterclockwise to remove. If you have a
manual trans, you may be able to hold the engine from turning by putting
the car in gear. Otherwise, you'll probably need to take the flywheel
cover off and use a prybar to keep the engine from turning.

Re: Timing belt removal
 

Are you using a normal ratchet? Have you tried using an impact gun?
Worked like a charm for me but be careful it's going in the right direction
first.

Steve
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> It's just like the others. Counterclockwise to remove. If you have a
> manual trans, you may be able to hold the engine from turning by putting
> the car in gear. Otherwise, you'll probably need to take the flywheel
> cover off and use a prybar to keep the engine from turning.
>