Anthony
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- Joined
- Oct 24, 2007
- Messages
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- Age
- 44
- Location
- Pennsville, NJ
- Vehicle Year
- 2003
- Make / Model
- Honda
- Engine Size
- 2.4L
- Transmission
- Manual
I was wondering if stuff gets in the timing cover on a 2.3L
I had an 87 ranger with a 2.3L that I loved when I lived in the desert, and now that I am back in NJ I think I want another one.
out there they didn't have any mud. out here crossing some water and alot of mud is a normal occurance, and when you cross water there is usually stuff floating in it, I was wondering if the water, or combination of water and mud do damage the timing belt, and if so, how could you seal the timing cover?
I had an 87 ranger with a 2.3L that I loved when I lived in the desert, and now that I am back in NJ I think I want another one.
out there they didn't have any mud. out here crossing some water and alot of mud is a normal occurance, and when you cross water there is usually stuff floating in it, I was wondering if the water, or combination of water and mud do damage the timing belt, and if so, how could you seal the timing cover?