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timing belt "b" on 4d56

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timing belt "b" on 4d56

Post by j-top paj »

need some help changing the timing belt on my paj.
i got the book but i lent it to a mate so im stuck for a few days.


i got the radiator out, loosened all the belts etc..
undone the large nut (19mm) and the 4 nuts (12mm) on the bottom pulley but it doesnt come off..
is there a way to do it?
ive pulled everything apart that i can see but cant figure out how to go any further..


any help greatly apreciated :)


wana get the paj back on the road and have some fun :twisted:
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Post by 4ePajero »

Free download of the manual here:

http://www.4x4wire.com/forums/showflat. ... 14&fpart=1
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Post by j-top paj »

thanks mate il have a look ;)
hopefully i can get it back on the road soon
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Post by smccask »

hey j-top,

can i let you in on something NOT to do... don't cheap out and not bother with a bolt-on puller. I screwed bolts through the thread holes in the pulley so as to push it off the shaft via the cog behind... this snapped off a part of the cog... big trouble. i was not able to get the cog off to replace it :( if anyone knows how to get the bottom crank cog off, please let me know.

buy a bolt-on puller and bolt it into the threads then drive centre bolt of puller onto the half threaded in main pulley bolt.
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