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Is it a common thing for the plastic timing cover to warp? Mine warped. PO said she replaced it and it warped again cuz it just does that, but recent, umm... discoveries... Leave me doubtful of anything I was told. But, if that is the case, does anyone have any custom work or anything they can post? Thanks guys
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Last edited by Sid_RallyX_82; 01-22-2016, 02:20 PM.A mechanic knows how; A technician knows why.
Wrecked. Repairs in Progress"Frankie" 1957 Chevrolet 3100, NA 2bbl 283cuin, Muncy Granny 4sp, 3.90 Open Diff @ ~95K miles
Wrecked. Repairs in Progress"Alice" 1991 Ford Festiva L, NA EFI B3, 5sp @150k miles
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It is not uncommon for people to cut out the center of the upper timing belt cover, leaving enough on front, top and upper rear to do some good, but eliminate the rubbing on the water pump pulley. This also lets you check your belt timing without removing the cover.90 Festy (Larry)--B6M (Matt D. modified B6 head), header, 5-speed, Capri XR2 front brakes, many other little mods
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Should I be worried about debris getting in there and causing damage? I spend a lot of time driving on dirtA mechanic knows how; A technician knows why.
Wrecked. Repairs in Progress"Frankie" 1957 Chevrolet 3100, NA 2bbl 283cuin, Muncy Granny 4sp, 3.90 Open Diff @ ~95K miles
Wrecked. Repairs in Progress"Alice" 1991 Ford Festiva L, NA EFI B3, 5sp @150k miles
Reassembling"Aurora" 1991 Ford Festiva L, NA EFI B3, 5sp @240k miles
FB Festiva page: Jared Bennett
Instagram: jaredbear82Comment
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