do you need two of these for a 2005 kia sorento (are both cams under valve pressure at TDC) replacing timing belt
780305
YES YOU WILL.They are under pressure especially the cams on the passenger side.
780306
Each one of these holds two cams in place. I would assu|e that the cams are under spring tension.
780307
I tried to use this item on a 2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser. The cams are larger on a Chrysler Cruiser, the KIA cams MAY be smaller and closer together for this item to be used. I think you would have to try and see if it fits, if not autozone have rentals that does the same job as this item in question. Good Luck.
780308
Used it on Kia Optima and Rio, worked well. Both were 4 Cylinder Engines. This tool locks the Dual overhead Cams together to keep timing. If you have dual overhead cams as on a V6 or V8, you would need 2 tools.
780309
I used mine on a Kia Sportage 2.0 four cylinder engine, it worked great. It locked both cams in position for correct timing belt installation. As far as your engine goes, it looks like you have a 3.5 V6 which would require 2 tools to lock both sides of the heads cams in place.
1667056
Oh no! You're going to need them! If you haven't already contacted the seller, I would try googling them maybe? I, personally, would need them because I am NOT mechanically inclined. Good luck!
395558
No, use your existing ones if undamaged. Order two of these about a year apart. one for each side. No problems running great!
1708464
If I were you, I would ask a dealership but I don't think it would since all the stock connections and sensors are still there. Since I installed it, I have had it to the dealership for minor work and a recall to install a foam tube on the transmission dipstick. No shop reps ever even mentioned the CIA.
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On a Toyota Sequoia this part is for Sensor 1 on both Bank 1 and 2. Sensor 1 is closest to the engine and a bitch to remove. Borrow a special wrench from Autozone for free. They were also able to tell me exactly which sensor to replace and the part so I could buy it for half off here on Amazon.
1369382
if its a dual overhead cam engine it should do the job but you will need 2 of these tools
1689215
You should not need it. If you have DRLs then you need a relay harness. You can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FP0G5EK
1324823
no they don't. But they are excellent to set the tension of your belts. Hint. Make sure you buy the one that applies to your vehicle. one is up to 120 and the other is up to 300.
383320
This is a Honda timing belt, you need a timing chain kit DNJ part number TK969 available from Rock Auto.
2014719
It depends on the car type. Many models use one short blade and one long blade, although I don't know that it is necessary. I think you would be fine buying two of the same length but I would check your car to see what lengths the blades are right now.
663955
I totally agree with Glenn. It's not that much more expense to do both sides at the same time. I have had mechanics and parts dealers says that if one side is gone , then it is only a matter if time before the other one fails. You can buy just the one you need. And it may cure any problem you have for a long while. Just know that you could have the problem again soon if you change only one.
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Yes, the kit includes everything to replace the timing belt. Recommend purchasing separately a thermostat which already has the seal to replace the existing one and two gallons of extended life antifreeze.
219562
Not sure what that is. I had my buddy who is a mechanic help me...there was everything we needed in the package to do the timing belt and water pump.
1521366
The parts man at the dealership stated you only needed to replace the water pump and timing belt. The idlers and tensioner would be good for over two hundred thousand I went with the dealer's pump and belt. The kit I bought on Amazon, one of the gaskets or seals leaked and I had to redo everything.
2062221
no but make sure you replace both. these are very good quality and a much better price than you could get at a parts store.
58954
Yes, you get 2 in a pack. Local parts stores may have them if you are in a hurry.
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I'm not sure i know these work in a 2000-2005 cavalier but I think it's a different part number for the 1997. The speedometer itself might also be cable driven. I'd ask the gm dealership for part numbers of what guages you need to repair then order them off here it's a lot cheaper.