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L330wnz

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 09:27

*ass


L330wnz

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 09:27

ok bitch...my email server is a slow as mo fo!! :P


Greasemonkey

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 09:25

i have slag


L330wnz

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 09:20

^^ ya make it sound sooooo easy.. :lol:

email me back b-atch!! :P


Greasemonkey

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 09:19

oh right so ya still do it on the 1litre, its easy, just support the engine underneath with some blocks of wood and a trolley jack, undo the engine mount pull the belt off slip new one on, use trolley jack to position engine mount inline with engine do up job done


greebo2

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 09:15

ok dude I've got the 1 litre 12v engine X10XE I don't have power steering so I don't need to drop engine off front mount? Is that correct? The haynes book says the engine mount needs undoing and support engine on a hoist?


Greasemonkey

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 09:12

its a DIY job man, get the right size allen key in the tensioner, slacken off the belt, drop the engine off its front engine mount (only if ya have power steering i belive) and remove belt then replace, they are auto tensioned. This is for the 16V corsas only though


L330wnz

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 09:05

well by the sounds of it, it'll last a bit longer but if its starting to show cracks they'll only get worse... see how much it is to replace and go from there :thumbs:


greebo2

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 09:04

it's got like lots of fine cracks on the surface very fine though but it seems to run OK does it need doing?


L330wnz

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 09:00

aye and eventually ya battery will go dead (as ya alternators not charging it up) phone around and see how much it is to replace...if it aint too expensive then change it just for peace of mind :thumbs:


Greasemonkey

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 08:56

not a massive problem if it breaks dude, you will only lose the alternator and power steering etc, if it looks cracked on the surface then replace it, its the cam belt that you should be worried about if that goes the engine will be fooked


greebo2

posted on 3rd Aug 04 at 08:52

How long does the auxiliary drive belt last?
Mine's done 50K miles about 5 years, should I be
thinking about replacing it? It looks OK but don't
want it to break while I'm driving.