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Timing belt

posted by  someone claiming to be Tim on  Fri Jun 16 05:14 CST 2006 [RELATED]


If the owner/mechanic did not have the sense to put the sticker on the timing cover why take a chance. I would replace it. that way you know where things are, are good for 70K miles and are not guessing. The potential alternative is too ugly. Hope that someone changed it at 70K and wait until 140K to replace. The end result of the belt breaking costs too much when compared to replacing it now.






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