Changing Timing Belt - 2004 Toyota Sienna

[10_penn]

guess i have not. as i have taught myself everything i know about cars/motors, i have only had a limited number of vehicles to "train" myself on. thank you for your insight.

 

in my experience, my 06 saturn with the 2.0 ecotec DOHC I4 has a chain located on the inside of the block. my friends 92 4g63 galant has a timing belt located on the outside of the engine. so yes, my chain setup is quieter, much quieter

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in my experience, my 06 saturn with the 2.0 ecotec DOHC I4 has a chain located on the inside of the block.

belts make noise, when they are too tight.

 

and you wrong on your ion, there's 2 chains. and its behind a timing cover, just like your belt in the van is

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/gearhead559/ionchain.gif

[Mr. Jones]

Did somebody say chains?

 

http://www.nogaroblue.com/cars/s4v8.jpg

[Buckeye1647545503]

Jones I still think the cammer might beat that I forget how long it was but it was stupid long

[10_penn]

belts make noise, when they are too tight.

 

and you wrong on your ion, there's 2 chains. and its behind a timing cover, just like your belt in the van is

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/gearhead559/ionchain.gif

 

I know there is 2 chains. one for the cam gears and one for the balance shaft/water pump. i was referring to the timing chain only