Toothed timing belt — design description (Mitsubishi Colt 5)

The timing belt for Lancer with SOHC engines before 2000 is shown in Figure 4.2, the timing belt for Lancer since 2001 is shown in Figure 4.3.

Figure 4.2. Timing belt for Lancer with SOHC engines before 2000: 1 - Upper timing belt cover; 2 - Lower drive belt cover; 3 - Right engine mount; 4 - Timing belt; 5 - Tension spring; 6 - Automatic timing belt tensioner; 7 - Rear timing belt cover; 8 - Crankshaft angle sensor (engine without distributor); 9 - Crankshaft toothed pulley; 10 - Crankshaft spacer washer (engine without distributor); 11 - Crankshaft sensor plate (engine without distributor); 12 - Key; 13 - Camshaft pulley bolt; 14 - Camshaft pulley

Figure 4.3. Timing belt for Lancer with SOHC engines since 2001: 1 - Upper timing belt cover; 2 - Lower drive belt cover; 3 - Right engine mount; 4 - Timing belt; 5 - Tension spring; 6 - Automatic timing belt tensioner; 7 - Rear timing belt cover; 8 - Crankshaft angle sensor (engine without distributor); 9 - Crankshaft toothed pulley; 10 - Crankshaft spacer washer (engine without distributor); 11 - Crankshaft sensor plate (engine without distributor); 12 - Key; 13 - Camshaft pulley bolt; 14 - Camshaft pulley.

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