OEM Hummer Timing Belt Tensioner

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The timing belt of the engine is maintained tight by Hummer Timing Belt Tensioner to ensure the movement of the valves and pistons without colliding. Hummer emerged as a result of a military truck made in the 1990s that had high ground clearance, heavy suspension and intelligent four wheel drive that enabled drivers to climb a rock or plunge into deep mud. Upon interior, Hummer provides huge seats, huge windows, and big terrain displays that allow both teenagers and adults to maintain control on any track. Huge body plates, a loud V8, and uncomplicated dashboard switches combine to endow a Hummer with the unusual combination of brute power and friendly driving controls that transforms any shopping trip into an adventure. A Timing Belt Tensioner is a spring or hydraulic tool which forces the belt so as to prevent slippage and increase the engine life. The replacement of Timing Belt Tensioner by a vehicle owner has accurate but easy steps. Park and unhook the battery and remove the upper and lower timing covers. Align crank and cam marks, position the engine when it is not clear due to a mount, release the tension, take off the belt and the worn Timing Belt Tensioner. Installation of the new unit will require cleaning the mounting pad, installing the new unit in the required location, installation of belt, and tensioning of spring or hydraulic core. Two turns on hand crank, recheck mark, reassemble covers, reconnect battery, and start engine to ensure steady rotation is quiet.