Did your car ping a lot when your timming belt was off? My car pings like
crazy, even if I use 92 octane gas + octane booster. I've checked everything
except for the T belt. My car also has a little bit of hesitation between
900 and 1400 rpms. If I push on the gas hard just sitting with the car in
neutral, the engine starts to wind, then starts to studder, then once it
passes 1400 rpms it winds up without a problem. Think this could be the
source?


Thanks,
Jason

P.S. Congrats on getting your timming fixed, and your car running so smooth
now, I'm jelous






On Sun, 17 Jun 2001 12:32:52 -0500, Mark W. Ingold wrote:

>  Well it was my timing belt after all. It looked like it skipped two
>  teeth. It might have only been one, but it was pretty far off. I spent
>  ten minutes readjusting the timing belt and now it runs like a champ. My
>  car revs well, and has a lot more power down low. Thanks to everyone who
>  suggested checking the timing belt. On a related issue...I think I need
>  to replace my tensionor. It makes a pretty loud whirring sound when I rev
>  the engine. I think I had the belt to tight the first time around.
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