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left need to use a air tool most likely
SOURCE: Replacing heater core in 2000 GMC sonoma. Dash is
If the dash is removed you've saved about 9 10ths of the job endurance. Look around, what you believe to be, the perimeter of the heater box. I cannot, and no one else can, tell you exactly where the bolts and nuts that mount the heater box are. Therefore you must viually sixe the box and check outide in the engine compartment and inside under the dash for the mounting bolts.You'll want to start by removing the heater hoses. Then starting at the passenger side engine compartment look for a group of 10mm or 7/16ths nuts retaining the housing and remove them. Do the same inside. The housing is usually held together with screws or clips, it changes year to year. Keep a log or pix of the wires and cables and hoses(vacuum) that are connected to the housing for reassembly. You'll need to "roll" the box out from under the dash depending on how much of the dash has been removed. The core is easy to spot for is has two hoses sticking out, and, is encircled with clips or screws . Also make sure you remove the bracket around the two entry hoses if it has one. Thank you, Dana
SOURCE: HOW TO CHANGE DRIVE BELT ON MY 98 GMC SONOMA 4
it may be easier to attach the breaker bar to the tensioner arm from under the vehicle to relieve belt tension
To install:
SOURCE: how do I install starter for 2000 GMC Sonoma
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Removal & Installation
2-Wheel Drive - 2.2L Engine
To install:
Negative battery cable
Front exhaust pipe, if necessary for access
Starter heat shield, if equipped
Brace rod from the front of the engine and the bell housing
Drivers side wheel to access the starter motor wires and the
starter motor attaching bracket-to-engine bolt through the opening in
the wheel well
Wires from the starter solenoid
Attaching bracket-to-engine mount bolt
Starter-to-engine block bolts. When removing the last bolt, be
sure to support the starter to keep it from falling and possibly
injuring you.
Starter and shims (if equipped) from the vehicle
Bracket from the starter assembly, if equipped
Fig. Starter motor and related components - 2.2L engine
Bracket to the starter, if removed. Tighten the bracket nuts to 97 inch lbs. (11 Nm).
Starter and shims (if equipped) into position in the vehicle and thread one of the retaining bolts to hold it in position.
Bracket-to-engine mount bolt (loosely), if equipped
Starter mounting bolt, then tighten all mounting fasteners to 32 ft. lbs. (43 Nm)
Wiring to the solenoid
Brace rod and tighten the retainers
Front exhaust pipe and tighten the fasteners, if removed
Starter heat shield, if equipped
Driver-s side wheel, if removed
Negative battery cable
Hope helped with this (remember rated this help) Good luck.
SOURCE: timing belt -how to do and retime
Click on the following direct Link. It has the Timing Belt/Pulley Marks - Diagrams for the 1.8L that you will need.
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No I can literally see the teeth on the pulley are damaged and it looks like somebody hit them with a screwdriver or something I bought the truck used
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