timimg belt

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eddie27
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l have the timng belt replace but how l have a problem with the ilding of motor and hard to start

l have just brought a mitsubishi pajero qa 10 1999 model with a 1.8ltrs motor and l would like to known if they any good

Iam wrap in my io

 

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timing

Might be a good idea to check that the timing sensor is properly fitted, then I would check if the belt is not a bit out of alignment. If the belt is not 100 % properly fitted (like 1/2 teeth out) then the timing would be out too. That could explain your problem...but it could be something else....

Hope you get it fixed

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TIMING SENSOR

Hello Claud

 

When changing the timing belt on GDI 1.8 Pajero iO does the timing sensor have to be reset?

I am in the Philippines and have had the garage replace the timing belt but they dont seem familiar with the timing sensor.

Thanks.

Bago.

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timing sensor

I am not familiar with the GDI engine but I don't think that the timing sensor can be reset, on either engine. My understanding is plug out then plug back in.....

What sort of problem do they have ?

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There's no adjustment...


There's a crank position sensor on the lower crank pulley - as far as I know it's not adjustable, a straight forward remove & replace - there's a cam position sensor on the back of the exhaust cam, which I believe is adjustable but does not have to be touched during a timing belt replacement.

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