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Tune-Up 850 1995

posted by  someone claiming to be dpsc on  Thu Aug 15 15:51 CST 2002 [RELATED]

If there is a sticker in the engine compartment when the last belt was changed, it should read 70,000 miles. Give or take a few miles. If you cannot find the sticker, or if proof does not exsist in the maintenance book, then ask the previous owner. If he cannot verify the repair, get the car into a shop and get replaced ASAP! It's a terribly expensive repair if the belt breaks.

It needs replacing at 70,000 mile intervals.






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