Replace Timing Belt when getting my Starter done?
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Replace Timing Belt when getting my Starter done?
Hey Everyone,
I am replacing the starter contacts in my 98 SC4, getting the dreaded "Click" start problem. It went away for a while, but came back, and now absolutely refuses to turn over - Great
Just wondering, when doing the starter removal and service is the Timing belt within "easy" reach of there? Should I be doing it at the same time?
Cheers
I am replacing the starter contacts in my 98 SC4, getting the dreaded "Click" start problem. It went away for a while, but came back, and now absolutely refuses to turn over - Great
Just wondering, when doing the starter removal and service is the Timing belt within "easy" reach of there? Should I be doing it at the same time?
Cheers
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Hey Everyone,
I am replacing the starter contacts in my 98 SC4, getting the dreaded "Click" start problem. It went away for a while, but came back, and now absolutely refuses to turn over - Great
Just wondering, when doing the starter removal and service is the Timing belt within "easy" reach of there? Should I be doing it at the same time?
Cheers
I am replacing the starter contacts in my 98 SC4, getting the dreaded "Click" start problem. It went away for a while, but came back, and now absolutely refuses to turn over - Great
Just wondering, when doing the starter removal and service is the Timing belt within "easy" reach of there? Should I be doing it at the same time?
Cheers
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