The timing belt was about due on the Alfa Romeo 156 and a water leak I suspected to be from the water pump forced the issue. Here I change the timing belt, balancer belt and water pump on this 1998 Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 TS.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:00 Parts
1:58 Tools
2:50 Getting Started
4:13 Inspecting the Belt
4:40 Harmonic Balancer
5:13 Valve Cover
5:59 Balancer Belt
6:55 Setting TDC
13:39 Removing the Timing Belt
15:40 Intake Cam Sprocket
16:46 Water Pump Removal
18:50 Water Pump Install
24:40 Timing Belt Install
26:56 Exhaust Cam Pulley Removal
29:21 Timing Belt Take 2
32:06 Tensioning the Timing Belt
34:00 Removing the Locking Tools
34:20 Rotating the Engine
37:27 Checking Timing
38:20 Cam Bearing Caps
39:20 Valve Cover
42:06 Visitor to the Workshop
43:04 Balancer Belt Install
47:31 Balancer Belt Tensioning
49:00 Final Timing Check
50:58 Harmonic Balancer
51:52 Serpentine Belt
52:15 Startup
53:30 Conclusion
54:35 Cool Kid Conversation

I got all of the replacement parts from the Alfa Workshop in the UK. Great pricing and service.
http://alfaworkshop.co.uk/

My first time buying a car off Facebook Marketplace, and boy what a treat it turned out to be!

I'm planning on using this Alfa Romeo as a track day car, so it needs to be up to scratch maintenance-wise.

I buy my service parts from https://www.diycarserviceparts.co.uk/

The oil comes from Penrite
http://www.penriteoil.com.au/

Tools supplied by Supercheap Auto
https://www.supercheapauto.co.nz/

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