How to Align the Timing Belt on the New Volkswagen Santana?

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McElena
07/29/25 9:22pm
Volkswagen Santana new model timing belt alignment method is: 1. Keep the first cylinder piston at the top dead center position. 2. Align the notch on the outer edge of the crankshaft timing belt pulley with the raised "" mark on the pulley chamber. 3. After fixing the fuel injection pump timing belt pulley with a special tool, tighten the nut according to the specified torque. 4. Assembly marks have been made on the pulley, changing the assembly line assembly to mark-based assembly. Extended content: 1. The timing belt is an important part of the engine valve system, ensuring accurate intake and exhaust timing by connecting to the crankshaft and maintaining a certain transmission ratio. The use of a belt instead of gears for transmission is due to the belt's low noise, minimal self-variation, and ease of compensation. 2. The timing belt plays a connecting role, linking the upper part to the timing wheel of the engine cylinder head and the lower part to the crankshaft timing wheel; the timing wheel is connected to the camshaft, which has cams. The contact point is the small rocker arm, and the rocker arm generates pressure through the power brought by the timing belt, serving a lifting function.
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