Changing Timing Belt, Tensioner, Idle Pulley on Chevrolet SONIC LT 1.8 Engine (Chevy Cruze 1.8) 

Thanks! Yes at 187k you better do that before it breaks.

No problem! Just take your time and you should be okay.. let me know if you have any questions or problems.

I changed it in another video.. you don't have to change the waterpump but might be a convenient time to do so.

Thanks!!

I don't remember what I did to reset it, but I think it's the fuse for the instrument cluster.

What video do you suggest?

Just peace of mind I guess; make sure 100% that the timing won't get out while doing the job.. I'm not sure on the camshaft pulley.. did you already complete the job?

@@vanpocalypse3529 still studying and planning when to replace my timing belt and parts, i already have the tools but im also planning to replace the oil seals on the two camshaft pulleys but scared to remove it dont if theres a guide when removing it or else it will be a big disaster 😔

For most do-it-yourselfers, timing tools are recommended to make sure the timing is correct since it could be catastrophic if the car is started out of time.