I lost some of footage while doing a swap from hard drive to hard drive and this is what I was left with. I hope I was still able to help you guys out.
This applies to the following vehicles:
2004-2008 Chevrolet Aveo
2004-2008 Chevrolet Aveo: Timing Belt Replacement Detailed 1.6 DIY
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On the tensioner with the two pieces u have to line up after everything is tight is it so pose to settle an not line up by an 8th inch after running the car
Cómo hago yo pongo el carro en tiempo y no me prende es un Aveo 2005
Nice video.
This video is very helpful. Thanks. Going to do a head gasket job and needed this part to complete disassembly. Again thanks mucho!
The tool he shows is GM Special Tool "J-42494-A"…. the particular one he shows (that costs around $30) is an OTC 536173. Lisle makes the same tool as part number 13500 (look on Amazon) for about half the price.
I just gotta say this video clip is the most thorough on YouTube. You make the whole process so clear, I gotta thank you for this man.
I can see the benefit now of getting the tool for the water pump. Again really helpful bro.
I have a 2011 Aveo water pump the change, looking at your video, it looks like a good idea to change the pulley tensioner and timing belt if need be.
Did draining the power steering fluid make things easier or could it be left in situ?
I was thinking of taking the aveo to a technician but after watching your video, I am confident it is something I could do.
Is it essential to have the impact tools to remove pulley bolts or can it be done with standard, non-impact tools?
Thanks again man for taking time to share this vid with us all.
Andy
Excellent job. Thanks