1993 Subaru Impreza "timing belt slips car" Questions

...works loose and detensions the belt. Rotate the engine till to top dead center on the pulley, and see if the cam pulleys are at the timing marks. If the belt has slipped, you WILL have bent

...be a slipping timing belt? The Subaru technicians said their diagnosis shows nothing yet this has happened at least 10 times and the most recent time I had to get it towed. Could be TPS

1993 Subaru Impreza My Impreza hesitates when starting, especially in cold weather and I have to pump the heck out of the gas. Sometimes I practically run the battery down starting. I was told this ...

...belt. Standing at the front of your car it will be on the right down the side. (Passenger Side) of the engine just further in than the battery. Find the belt. It should have about 1/2" of play either ...

...timing belt has slipped a cog how to check if timing belt has slipped remove the timing belt cover on the cogs there will be inderctors or arrows they must line up exactly together if not the timing ...

timing belt on 1996 mazda protege slips during startup the timing belt on my 1996 mazda protege slips and squeals when I first start up the car, how do I stop this slippage from happening? Hello, this

...TIMING BELT and TENSION. You may need to Replace Your Timing Belt if you don't fix it putting it in tension. Timing belt slipping off can badly damage valves, causing a damage that requires an ...

timing belt slips on 1999 ford contour? my car quit and the shop said the timing belt slipped wont start ,poping noise when starting if you have a lot of miles or had a back fire that will hurt timing

...timing belt slips far enough the pistons will hit the valves and bend them, possibly cracking the pistons as well. If it has not slipped too far the car will either not start or will run very badly, ...

...timing belt and will likely need a new engine. Does this sound reasonable. The cost to fix the timing belt and the little extras along the way is $3000-3500. Transmission "slipping" has NOTHING to do ...