DOHC ZC Timing Belt Cover
07-10-2004, 06:34 PM
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Re:DOHC ZC Timing Belt Cover
This is just a guess, but I would say you would use one from a 88-89 Integra. 
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07-10-2004, 08:09 PM
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Re:DOHC ZC Timing Belt Cover
Then I would say you would need one from an actual ZC. 
I don't even use them. The bottom one sucks when it comes time to change the timing belt and the top one sucks when you want to change the cam gear settings.
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I don't even use them. The bottom one sucks when it comes time to change the timing belt and the top one sucks when you want to change the cam gear settings. __________________
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07-10-2004, 09:09 PM
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Re:DOHC ZC Timing Belt Cover
Well heres the thing, when I bought the car I drove it maybe 50 miles, and found the timing belt to be cut. Then I replaced it, and drove the car another 25 miles? And the belt had a hole in it. Now when I got into it today to fix it, I found a small bolt that I used to attach the ground in the lower belt cover. 
Now that one was my fault, but I know the bolt wasnt there for the prior messed up belt. The previous owner of the car had cut the cover down damn near to the crank pulley. So I guess what Im getting at is do you think I even need the cover? Im just getting tired of changing a belt every 25 miles.
Now that one was my fault, but I know the bolt wasnt there for the prior messed up belt. The previous owner of the car had cut the cover down damn near to the crank pulley. So I guess what Im getting at is do you think I even need the cover? Im just getting tired of changing a belt every 25 miles.
07-10-2004, 09:59 PM
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Re:DOHC ZC Timing Belt Cover
---- that cover. I didn't rock one on my old car and when the time comes to change my timing belt my new one is coming off with a dremel. I don't get along with the crank pulley so I try to stay away. I like to throw tools when I'm pissed. 
The only shitty part is the timing mark, but you can easily fabricate something or go off a different point for reference.
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The only shitty part is the timing mark, but you can easily fabricate something or go off a different point for reference.
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07-11-2004, 08:45 PM
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Re:DOHC ZC Timing Belt Cover
Uhm, I sure as hell wouldnt run a car without a timing belt cover, something falls in there, small rock, anything your looking at bent valves. If your to lazy to put on 5 10mm bolts you guys need to find a new hobby.
07-11-2004, 09:18 PM
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Re:DOHC ZC Timing Belt Cover
I've never had a problem with not running ANY timing belt cover(top or bottom). If I ever run into a problem I'll gladly come running to your feet asking for your forgiveness, but until then, and to continue with the rolly eyes theme...........--->>>>>>
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