How do I reset and change timing belt

http://www.ehow.com/how_4525010_change-timing-belt-1991-through.html.....walks you step by step through

get yourself a 5mm 1/8 drive socket. You're going to need it.

how do I change timing belt

Ok If you can't find the link here you go:~~~~~~~~~~~ Raise the front of the vehicle and support it with jack stands. Remove the tire on the right (passenger) side. Place a floor jack with a piece of wood on it under the oil pan. Raise it so it just touches the pan. Remove the accessory belts, right hand engine mount, spark plugs and top timing belt cover. Turn the engine to top dead center with the timing marks aligned. If you look at the camshaft pulley you will see a circular cutout with a ‘v’ pointing upwards. This should be straight up and aligned with a dot on the top of the block. The crankshaft pulley keyway will point straight up and the notch in the pulley will be above the key and should align with a notch in the lower timing belt cover. All three marks must be aligned. Loosen the tensioner by loosening the bolt in the wheel and move it away from the belt. Tighten it just enough to keep it in that position. Remove the inner fender splash guard, tensioner bolt, crank pulley and the timing belt. Look at the new belt and make sure that the teeth look identical with the teeth on the old belt. Some have round teeth while others have squared off teeth. They must be the same. Install the timing belt starting on the non-tensioned side and work counter clockwise, keeping the belt tight on the non-tensioned side. Loosen the tensioner and allow it to put tension on the belt. Turn the crankshaft two turns. Check all of the timing marks to be sure they are still lined up. If the marks are still aligned, tighten the tensioner bolt to 20 foot pounds of torque. Install all components in the order you took them off. Torque the crankshaft pulley bolt to 95 foot pounds of torque.

guess he just wants the job done already, and thinks you're gonna do it for him~

I will. If he tows it to my house, brings all parts and $600. Make that $800

And a 12 pack.

yeah, you could hire your mechanic in-training to do the job, and keep most of the money.

...and you'd be able to drink the 12-pak (soda....of course~)

Oh, definitely. Alcohol makes me want to use hammers on cars when the wrench does not fit

Ceago winery on 29 just north of Clearlake is worthwhile if you're doin' the whole wine tour.

Puting the cam shaft secnser togeather