How To Change Engine Timing Belt Dodge Intrepid 3.5L 95-97 Part 2 1AAuto.com

How To Change Engine Timing Belt Dodge Intrepid 3.5L 95-97 Part 2 1AAuto.com

http://www.1aauto.com/1A/TimingBelts/Dodge/Intrepid 1A Auto shows you how to install, change or replace a cracked, snapped, cut or timing belt. Another commo…

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Al Augi says:

Very infoprmative video, thank you. I have an ’01 Intrepid R/T with the
3.5HO, do you have a video for my model or is this video applicable to my
model as well? Thanks.

1A Auto Parts says:

@hondaslave Exhaust stroke you will not feel any pressure on your hand as
the air can escape through the exhaust valve(s). Compression stroke you
will feel pressure on your hand. When you know you have TDC after #1
compression stroke, and then line up the cam timing marks.

Ashlysbabyboi says:

Hey A1, Was wondering if you guys could do a video, its on a 95-97 Dodge
intrepid, Its a issue that seems to be common, Front Crankshaft Seal, Would
much apreatiate it. Thank you so much for all of the DIY Videos and you
tell the tools needed noone else does!! THANKS! Dustin West SR.

JayNY142 says:

thanks for this it really helped me

emilio aguilar says:

good information thanks for sharing it..

98eck says:

So, to avoid having that tooth be off by one, would rotating the cam
sproket a 1/2 to 1 tooth past the 2nd dot help? since installing the
tensionor probably caused the cam sproket on the left to rotate back a tic.

1A Auto Parts says:

I would line the marks up according the the stock specs.

grabkreuzen says:

has the chrysler new yorker (1997 3.5l) a different waterpump? cause in the
shop, there is a 3 bolt waterpump. but the lhs has the 6 bolt pump in the
kit?

Claude Bradley says:

This video saved my soul…I thought I really screwed things up with my
car…tried looking everywhere on the internet. You guys are the best. I
will def. tell my guys are you all.

1A Auto Parts says:

The water pump is different between the two. The mount flange is different
as well as the bolts holding it in place.

1A Auto Parts says:

The easiest way to do this is to let the car warm up with the heat blasting
and the radiator cap off. When the air pockets work their way out of the
system you can top it off with more antifreeze until the fluid level stays
up.

alberto cruz says:

thank you very much … I have to do it alone as shown in the video? not
need anything more … seems very simple

Drum for the King says:

Thanks for the video… very thorough.

Dalek Zarn says:

Hi, I’m in the UK….. I have just brought a 1994 Chrysler eagle vision,
which is also a 3.5L V6 Auto, which I’m sure is the same engine, as in your
video. I’m just waiting on delivery, as the car is coming down from
Scotland. Changing the timing belt is a job i’d like to do on the car, as
the last owner isn’t sure when it was done, as it was imported over here
back in 2001. if all above is right, I will follow this on when doing the
belt, and change the water pump at the same time. thanks

Richard Williams says:

I’m looking at that and thinking it would almost be easier, though more
involving to remove the entire front grille/bumper/rad assy. like you do
with an Audi A6/A8. What do you think?

1A Auto Parts says:

Yes usually they need to be lined up to keep the timing in time. 1aauto.com
888-844-3393

1A Auto Parts says:

We’ll keep this request in mind during any future repairs that we may do on
this particular vehicle.

Donald Bain says:

excellent video

1A Auto Parts says:

@coldfusionIce This is correct for the 95-97 3.5 L

Jorge Padilla says:

hey mike thank you for you video but i have a question i have 99 dodge
intrepid 3.2L and i think the engine looks almost the same as this one that
you have in this video do you think is the same timing belt system as
intrepid 99 3.2L

1A Auto Parts says:

Thanks for checking us out. Have a great day! 1aauto.com 888-844-3393

Justin Leclair says:

Is it the same thing for a 1997 LHS 3.5L ? I am wondering.

katkat14kk says:

I’m disabled on SSA and money is tight these days so I have too work on my
1998 Durango 5.2 myself ! Now I’m looking for parts I can afford lol! The
timing case cover is expensive and the timing chain is shot out and the
damper came part so now I gotta have a harmonic balancer wish me luck !!!

hondaslave says:

@1aauto thanks…i really enjoy your in-depth video’s………..

Kyoshinra says:

ty for this video. very detailed and helpful

1A Auto Parts says:

@coldfusionIce You should make the repair exactly like the video shows.

blackericdenice says:

Nice sagge

1A Auto Parts says:

@003Mexicano It will not matter if your car is an interference engine as
long as you are REPLACING the belt. There is only a problem if you break
your belt. Check out my videos on replacing a belt on a Toyota Tundra, that
is an interference engine. You will see that the basic steps of changing
The belt are similar.

Luis Ramos says:

thank you so much, i have a 2000 chrysler lhs that i want to change the
timing belt and water pump, but since this intrepid isnt a interference
engine, do you think my car is an interference engine?

hondaslave says:

you say if the belt was to break and i have to retime,,,i put a hand over
#1 until it blows,,,but would it not also do that on the exaust
stroke?…..so bascially set up the cams bettween the dots, and the crank
at tdc on #1 compression right?,,,,,

1A Auto Parts says:

For all of that labor including the intake, it sounds about right. $45.00
is very reasonable. Most places out this way are charging $70.00-$90.00/Hr.
Hope this helps you out.

alberto cruz says:

all engines have the points marked on the gears shown in the video to put
an engine in time?

89mizzred says:

how long is the process? my mechanic wants to charge me 45dollars an hr to
change my water pump timing belt and my intake gaskets for this exact model
car not including parts. he says it will be a 6 hr job. please help is this
correct?

Justin Leclair says:

@1aauto I just bought the 3.5l Lhs 1997. It is the same thing! I am glad
that it is in the front of the car, it is easier for me that way. One
question : I do believe you need the 2 cam sprocket to be between the dots
when you are doen? is this correct? and also the 1st time how did you
skipped 1 tooth?

1A Auto Parts says:

the kits we provide include the gasket as well. There really should be
minimal gasket sealer if any used when installing a water pump.

Tom S says:

THANK YOU 1aauto. This video was a life saver. I didn’t do the job but it
allowed me to diagnose the problem. Whenever I can I will use your service.

1A Auto Parts says:

@superoach The 99-04 3.5 look like it uses the same belt. Here’s a link to
the one on our site that fits your application.
1aauto.com/1A/TimingBelts/Dodge/Intrepid/1ATBK00120/563429/1999

madrwmax says:

Andy@megapuce.com for the belt that went on my interpic 3.5 2003 thank you

juanjohnism says:

most instructions call for using a sealant on the water pump gasket, why
didnt you use a sealant?

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