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Timing Belt must NOT be adjusted. It is to be installed as per the specified procedure and the automatic tensioner keeps the adjustment within spec for the life of the belt. An inspection after a few thousand miles might be useful, especially if the install was done by a mechanic who thinks these belts can be installed and then adjusted later. The purpose of the inspection would be to see if the belt was done correctly for purposes of suing the mechanic who didn't do so, before the limitation period expires! If the timing belt is out of adjustment a NEW timing belt and tensioner should be installed by someone who knows what he's doing IMMEDIATELY the fault is found. The accessory belt can be inspected and the tension re-set and since this is often replaced when the T Belt is done perhaps this is the belt the mechanic actually meant.
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