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I am going to change my 1996 LS400 timing belt. Beside all the belts and water pump, what else do I need to get?

Lextreme

Check this site tomorrow. I will upload it. http://www.lextreme.com/timing.htm This article has all the detail written by VMF.

LexLS

Wow, that's a great tutorial Lextreme. It looks very tricky. I'm glad my belt was recently changed .

Good luck with your belt change wheel.

spxChrome

2 tips on timing belt change and Lex may have them in his tutorial but I didn't read it since my belt is new but be careful to snap the Oxygen Sensors back into place or they can rub up against your serp belt and make sure the you get the rubber gasket all the way around correctly when putting the cam covers back on or it can get sucked down into the timing belt and that will become a nightmare.

kjbro

Interesting reading from all posts, but I must admit that I am less likely to attempt this work after reviewing the tutorial provided by Lextreme (VMF site). Maybe I am missing something, but a rookie (like myself) should not attempt this. As much as I don't want to spend $1,000 to $1,600 for the complete 90,000 mile work, which includes timing belt, I think I would be better off in the end to spend the money. Looks like parts for complete job (including water pump and tune-up) run around $650.

Sure wish I had the knowledge, however. Don't have the guts on this one right now. Am I wrong?

Heath

Ohhhh, looks like a fun afternoon with the boys, some pizza and beer... Can't wait to get my wifes so that I can do that... I love wrenching on cars for a hobby...