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    Timing belt cover on or off??

    Hey guys i'm thinking about talking off my timing belt cover and inspecting it (assuming i don't get it changed before then) anyway, my question is -

    Do i need to leave the timing belt cover on?
    i've seen a lot of engines where the cams/timing belt are clearly visible and was just wondering whether the timing belt cover is actually really important or not. My engine is a d16y4 by the way.

    Thanks in advance and sorry for the noobness

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    i certainly wouldnt want a rock or something to get caught in the timing belt... bye bye motor if the belt snaps
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    i mean like the upper timing belt cover..
    like this



    still no good?

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    Quote Originally Posted by brandonek1 View Post
    i mean like the upper timing belt cover..
    like this



    still no good?
    thats my engine ... and the only reason it is off is because im gona dial it in properly soon
    thats a Bisimoto adjustable cam gear + d16a6 cam you see there

    otherwise i have painted the cover black and its going back on ASAP
    would hate a rock or something to get up in there =/
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    i duno man, ive seen plenty of people do it, but i duno if i would, ive got TODA cams, i wana show them off but i duno if i will LOL
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    haha fair enough mate. hopefully someone else has had some experience, good or bad with it.
    cheers for your time anyway.

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    not worth the risk IMO, its there for a reason

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    Quote Originally Posted by jks24 View Post
    not worth the risk IMO, its there for a reason
    agreed

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    meh i've had the cover trimmed off my b series valve cover for around 3 years and had no problem

    thats not to say you wont tho
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    dont they make clear covers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by flipfire View Post
    dont they make clear covers?

    If possible I want a clear rocker cover and clear bonnet lol

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    the cover is there only to stop objects flying in and disturbing the belt. up to you to guage the risk. but yeh it is annoying having to take the tappet cover off on hondas to get the top cover off, why the hell did they have to make the tappet cover lip over like that.
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