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timing belt 850 1994

posted by  rob on  Mon Dec 22 02:44 CST 2003
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Eric -- don't know if your question referred to specific 'be on the lookout' items related to the brake system or to the car in general. But...if you don't have a repair history of the car, I'd be *very* cautious about your timing belt. In your shoes, I think I'd replace it as a matter of principle, just so I can feel more comfortable. Man, if that belt breaks, and they do, you're into big bucks.

Rob Kuhlman
('new' 95 855 with a 5 speed)






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