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Old 03-25-2003, 23:40   #1 (permalink)
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Question Replacing KF Laser Timing belt
Hey guys,
My sisters car is due for a timing belt change. I'm just wondering if anyone here has done it before, and whether its a difficult job or not.

I had a quick glance today and it looks like I might need a wheel puller to do the job.

Can anyone offer any advice on the whole process?
It's an EFI KF Laser, I think 1.8l... but not sure(it's not written on the engine).

Thanks in advanced.
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if you dont know what your doing i wouldnt recommend doing it. You dont want to do something wrong and stuff up your whole engine.
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LOL.. thanks for the tip
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