TIMING BELT SERVICE - VERY DETAILED - Mitsubishi Evo 6 TME 4G63

No Hoist or Lift, Timing Belt Service Evo VI Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 6 TME Tommi Makinen Edition Evo 6.5 at The Uzumaki Garage in Australia. I replace the Timing Belt MD327394 and Tensioner, water pump, lots of pullies. I also replace the Aux Belt aka Serpentine Belt aka Alternator Belt MD360214 and the Crank Angle Sensor MD320754. Genuine Mitsubishi JDM Spare Parts. I demonstrate the order I do the service and share helpful tips that can make this job a bit easier to do, especially when the engine is still in the car.  

0:00 Intro - Timing belt service Evo VI using jack stands. No Hoist.
1:00 Jacking up the car
1:44 disconnecting the battery
1:51 drain coolant & remove parts to access timing belt cover.
4:39 remove water pump pulley bolts,  aux belt and tensioner
5:25 removing the crankshaft pullet bolts
5:45 Removing lower timing belt cover
6:03 Removing middle timing belt cover
6:17 Removing Power Steering pump
7:26 Removing Ignition coils & spark plugs
8:09 The Timing Belt  
8:37 Align the timing marks & lock cam gears in position
8:48 Removing Timing Belt
9:52 Moving Alternator out of the way
10:05 Water pump
11:53 Crank Angle Sensor
12:22 Rear Balance belt
14:04 Replacing Crank Angle Sensor
14:55 Installing Timing belt, pullies and tensioner
18:19 Tightening the crankshaft sprocket bolt using the Kranklok tool
19:00 Re-installing the power steering pump
20:50 Timing belt covers
21:05 Water Pump Pulley
22:21 Upper Timing Belt Cover
23:05 Engine Start up and wrap up

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