Unveiling the Secrets A Comprehensive Guide to Timing Cover Removal

Simply take all the oil pan bolts out, and let the oil pan hang down as much as it would allow, then removed the timing cover and went from there. Looks like its the ever elusive timing chain cover leak directly below the rear head gasket.. same old question guys.. please chime in ... To replace the timing cover on the 3rd Generation is an a time consuming job, but can be done home with the proper tools. First thing to do is unhook the ... You have to remove the idler pulley anyway (since it shares the bolts with the lower timing cover), so after you remove that you can easily get ... You don't have to lift the engine at all. Remove the oil pan from the sump and it is better to loosen the set screws holding the upper part to the block. to remove the outter case, remove all the bolts on the timing case, plus those inside the the oil pan, thats it. Then use a flat head and start ... General Tech Help - Remove Timing Belt Cover - Hi all, from reading other threads I think my front counter shaft seal is going bad so I want ... Take off the passenger wheel, valve cover, upper cams cover,the oil pan, the exhaust to lower the pan and 2 mounts near the pan, the crank shaft pulley, water ... Yes, if it is the TA cover. I recall an OEM cover only allow seals to be inserted from inside of the cover. Once you get all the accessory brackets off and all the bolts out of the timing cover, you have to drop the oil pan bottom plate and remove 3 - 5 bolts from ...