I've heard that on a 1st gen you need to replace the water pump when you replace the timing belt.
Anyone else heard of this?
Tiffany
(I'm new to first gens)
Timing belt replacement
-
- Local Neon Owner
- Posts: 16
- Joined: Mon Nov 01, 2004 7:52 am
- Location: Swisher, IA
- Contact:
You don't have to change the water pump, it's just a good idea while you have all the stuff apart. Same goes for 2nd gens as well, since it is virtually the same motor.
1ST GEN PARTS FOR SALE! CLICK HERE!
1986 Corolla GT-S coupe - 1995 Neon SOHC MTX sedan
DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH ERIE INSURANCE!!!
1986 Corolla GT-S coupe - 1995 Neon SOHC MTX sedan
DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH ERIE INSURANCE!!!
-
- Local Neon Owner
- Posts: 482
- Joined: Fri Jun 25, 2004 11:23 pm
- Location: columbus (dublin), ohio
- Contact:
the reason some recommend replacing it is because the pulley on the old one has been used the low stress from the worn out belt. the new taught belt may put a lot of undue stress on the pulley causing it to fail, and in turn not pump coolant through the engine.
PHIL | '03 MBP SUBY WRX | '98 FOREST GREEN NEON <- SOLD
[img]http://diablo0.servehttp.com/neon ... .jpg[/img]
"Bryan! There's a message in my Alphabets! It says, 'OOOOOoooo.'" "Peter, those are Cheerios."
"Bryan! There's a message in my Alphabets! It says, 'OOOOOoooo.'" "Peter, those are Cheerios."
-
- Local Neon Owner
- Posts: 16
- Joined: Mon Nov 01, 2004 7:52 am
- Location: Swisher, IA
- Contact:
Hell, ya learn something every day.evlneon wrote:the reason some recommend replacing it is because the pulley on the old one has been used the low stress from the worn out belt. the new taught belt may put a lot of undue stress on the pulley causing it to fail, and in turn not pump coolant through the engine.
1ST GEN PARTS FOR SALE! CLICK HERE!
1986 Corolla GT-S coupe - 1995 Neon SOHC MTX sedan
DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH ERIE INSURANCE!!!
1986 Corolla GT-S coupe - 1995 Neon SOHC MTX sedan
DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH ERIE INSURANCE!!!