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Hey yall, got an 06 glp050vx replacing the timing belt, it has the 2.4l gm engine. Cant find a single **** schematic and it was taken apart before i got to it. whats the best way to get the belt on? i cant tell if the tensioner is set right or not either cause i cant find anything for that lol. Any help is much appreciated.
  • Posted 11 Sep 2024 03:08
  • By CDavid
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  • Nevada, United States
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