Loosening/Tightning of timing belt
they fixed it but then the car threw another ses light so I took it there this morning. They previously changed the belt and tensioner and all under warranty but now the guy said that with the multiple random cylinder misfire it must be the coil packs- then i started to think- coils are right on the top of the engine, why not check those first before you tear the engine down for a tensioner- They also put on 40 miles and left my car with no gas at all- light on and all. I cleared the odometer and took note of the mileage so I hope they aren't joyriding I think I am just too leary of shops/mechanics/dealers esp. cause I used to be one
Last edited by DonHugo; Jan 29, 2007 at 11:59 AM.
the only way a loose belt would throw a light is if it actually jumped timing i would think, but im no expert
I once had a random misfire code due to a bad cat too, sensors thought a cylinder wasnt burning fuel
I once had a random misfire code due to a bad cat too, sensors thought a cylinder wasnt burning fuel




