Questions & Answers for: Nissan Pulsar replace timing belt

timing belt missing some teeth replaced all belts started no probs chop rotor, dizzy cap could be a  bad distributor as well, even check ur leads, firing order is 1-3-4-2 has to go anti clockwise

Timing Belt on a 2003 Nissan Primera when does it need replacing, there are 60k miles on the clock You don't need t-belt until 105000 miles. Interval for nissan t-belt was 60K miles until 1995. ...

TIMING BELT BY HALF  TURN.                                                

replace timing belt diagram Your timing belt should be replaced every 50-70,000 miles. Carmakers have specified the replacement intervals for timing belts. In this database you will find these timing ...

...replace it.6. loosen timing belt tensioner and and finally remove belt.On the camshaft pulley,there should be a notch,making sure the notch is at the top of the pulley. 7. Tighten the timing belt,but ...

...engine's timing belt. When replacing the water pump on these engines, always replace the timing belt. Make sure all pulleys and gears are aligned according to specifications when installing the

...timing belt, which is usually replaced every 100,000km, less on some vehicles. It is the main belt which drives the cam shaft and the crank shaft in there correct sequence. You need to make sure all ...

leaking water pump Yup, it's shot. That is how you know, they leak. There is no fix, time to replace. If the timing belt is wrapped around it, change it too. Hope this helps.

...fuel pump and power to it. Check compression,nil or very low indicates broken timing chain/belt/keyway or internal damage. I hope this helps,let me know your findings and we can work towards a