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Old 23rd December 2016, 13:15   #3
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Originally Posted by djb222 View Post
I have a ZT 190 which has done, what appears to be, a genuine 55K.



It has no history of having the timing belts changed, so I am going to have a go at replacing them.



I've read various threads on this subject and am aware it can be a pain. However my thought process is, should I take the engine out to make the job a lot easier, this would also allow me to change the clutch and give better access to tidy up the engine bay.



Has anyone else tackled it this way? I'm not a stranger to getting my hands oily.


Was thinking about this myself. Was thinking about dropping whole subframe out. I suppose it all depends on space you have in your man cave.
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