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2002 v70 Setting up CVVT after seals have been replaced.

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2001 - 2007 V70
2001 - 2004 V70 XC (Cross Country)
2004 - 2007 XC70 (Cross Country)
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mrjay62
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Re: 2002 v70 Setting up CVVT after seals have been replaced.

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They both line up with cam cover seam.
these are the best I can get (pictures)
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Crank if u can see it...
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Maybe this is a little better of the crank....
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From the rear of the cams. I placed red dots behind the sprockets if u can see them....
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Here you go.
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Thanks I have that.. I followed it to the letter... still in the same spot.

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Your 3 outer bolts are not in the mid slot position like stock. I believe this is a contributing factor.
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I didnt change or touch those bolts.. But ill do it...
Also Cleaning the old belt, it was soaked in oil.. ill try that belt see if that works.
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Post by JDS60R »

Don't worry about the belt - use the new one.
The instructions will lead you to success. Use the cam locking tool.

Be very aware of the the words Unit and pulley. The unit is the body and the pulley is well - the pulley.

You are locking the 3 screw in center position and turning the entire locked Unit/pulley clockwise until the marks are correct and then tightening the center screw full torque ( 90 ft lbs with oiled bolt)

The 3 screws will always be in the center (or darn close) . never at full lock.
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Be very aware of the the words Unit and pulley. The unit is the body and the pulley is well - the pulley.  I needed that! lol

im all over it..... bbs

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