There is no fan belt. I don't think any transverse mounted engines have fan belts. Your fan is electric.
It's power steering, A/C, and alternator |
and the timing belt is hidin behind the cover thats behind the ac/ps/alt belts.
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Originally Posted by 94civichatchback
(Post 716039)
yes fill it back up with water close cap and start car and let it run while you look for water dripping/pouring out.
im 99% positive you have a bad water pump. and when you replace the water pump get a new timing belt also. |
Originally Posted by 94civichatchback
(Post 716155)
and the timing belt is hidin behind the cover thats behind the ac/ps/alt belts.
The white cover to right of engine, the white thing pretty much in middle of picture 2, top of picture 1. http://yfrog.com/859290302j http://yfrog.com/cb9290297j And here is a video on applying pressure to this Box, in different directions changing the noise. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EPC6xHCsUg |
Aight, got a new problem. After finding out that putting pressure on the timing belt cover that the sound would change for the better from what i can tell. Tried taking it off. But it catches onto the valve cover. So took out spark plug things, unscrewed the valve cover and took it off to get the cover of the timing belt off.
Trying to check the timing belt if the cover was off, but now the car wont start. So put everything back to way it was and still it wont start. |
Are you getting spark?
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Seems to not be getting a spark.
Cranks hard. I dont see as to why i wouldnt be getting a spark anymore for doing the things i did. Can a after market alarm effect getting a spark? |
Originally Posted by Sbtflip
(Post 716223)
Seems to not be getting a spark.
Cranks hard. I dont see as to why i wouldnt be getting a spark anymore for doing the things i did. Can a after market alarm effect getting a spark? |
Take the distributor cap off and check that the distributor shaft rotates when you crank, if not, the timing belt has failed.
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Originally Posted by mk378
(Post 716430)
Take the distributor cap off and check that the distributor shaft rotates when you crank, if not, the timing belt has failed.
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