Timing Belt and Radio change sucessful - thanks !

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Dave, Nov 20, 2006.

  1. Dave

    Dave Guest

    I changed the timing belt, put synthetic gear oil in the manual
    transmission, and changed out the radio this weekend. All were fairly simple
    and the online shop manual was a great resource. (thanks Hyundaitech)

    I would reccomend the timing belt as a DIYer job. It was pretty easy as that
    sort of thing goes. It was actually more effort fitting up the new radio.
    Changing the trans oil wouldnt have been a big deal if my suction gun hadnt
    decided to leak from both ends in the middle of the job. I should have
    covered the floor with cardboard first.

    Next job, fitting up the AC kit !!!! (gonna put that one off for a bit)

    thanks All
     
    Dave, Nov 20, 2006
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  2. Dave

    Rev. Tom Wenndt Guest

    What model and year of car did you just change the timing belt in?

    Tom Wenndt
     
    Rev. Tom Wenndt, Nov 20, 2006
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  3. Dave

    Dave Guest

    It was a 2003 accent that I bought with 90k.

    I decided to change the timing belt just to be safe, since i had no service
    records on the car.
     
    Dave, Nov 21, 2006
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