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2000GTFOOL · 11-13-2007, 08:29 PM

Well word to the wise... The guides you order from autozone will not work, well the left side will but the right side does not match up. The tensioners from Autozone are $40 each and they appear to be the same as OEM (stamped the same ect).. Autozone does offer the tensioner arms but I cannot attest to the quality or fitment.

I am returning the the guides to autozone and buying OEM at the dealer... I will also buy the tensioner arms at the dealer..

The parts list at about $20 each at the dealer

So my new total must be adjusted by about $40. So...

11-13-2007, 08:29 PM	#17
2000GTFOOL 2nd Gear Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Vehicle: 2000 Mustang GT Location: TN Posts: 383	RE: HOW TO: Fix the 4.6L GT Ticking noise... Well word to the wise... The guides you order from autozone will not work, well the left side will but the right side does not match up. The tensioners from Autozone are $40 each and they appear to be the same as OEM (stamped the same ect).. Autozone does offer the tensioner arms but I cannot attest to the quality or fitment. I am returning the the guides to autozone and buying OEM at the dealer... I will also buy the tensioner arms at the dealer.. The parts list at about $20 each at the dealer So my new total must be adjusted by about $40. So... __________________ 2000 Mustang GT- K&N intake, Forza Exhaust, re-gear, 17x9 Bullitts, K-sport 2" lowering springs, grill delete, clear/smoke headlights, Mach 1 chin spoiler, Alpine CD w/eq/mach 460, 03 gt hood scoop, UPR billet camber adjustment plates.