Part 7/7 is the conclusion of the 7 part series in the timing belt replacement. It goes into more detail about the timing belt tensioner this time while the tensioner is installed and how to…
Part 7/7: Chrysler PT Cruiser 2.4 liter non turbo engine timing belt and waterpump replacement
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Amazing detailed step-by-step on the PT Cruiser TB. It took me a long time
to find your set of videos on this subject, glad now that I continued to
look. Perhaps adding some more keywords so that YouTube searches generate
your stuff at the top where it deserves to be. No one else on this subject
has come close to the level of detail and insightful guidance that you have
given. With this set I feel confident that I could do this job and know
without a doubt that I would not consider just any mechanic to do it for
me. Your location and contact might be helpful. I know if you are within a
hundred miles of me I’d be bringing our cars to you. Proud to have
subscribed and will pass the word about your channel.
Great series of videos for this job. I did one of these a year and a half
ago and it kicked my butt. Haven’t done one since. The AC line removal
would have saved me lots of headaches. Your camera angles were spot on,
too. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you for your hard work.
This video was very helpful now i know what to do with my car. It was done
by a mechanic and this time the car gave out again with the same issue. So
now I got it. Its time I work on this car. PT Cruiser 03
Very instructional video and right on spot. no music playing in background.
point to point contact. flawless video.
watched 1-7
Thank you so much for the videos on replacing the timing belt – water pump
– you’re very good on the description end of this difficult job, and your
right just take your time and remember how much money your saving by doing
this job yourself .– thanks to the Chrysler Dealership also .
Excellent 7 parter. Thank you.
Nice work and thanks for posting. Especially likedwhere you went into
detail on the tensioner.