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Change struts and timing belt. 200

posted by  pearl on  Wed Nov 9 13:40 CST 2005
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Just want to know how to know when to change struts:
It squeeks (rubber type sound) in the front when I go over medium bumps at a slow speed. Otherwise handles OK. Had the car about a year with no clear repair history. Is there a kind of "test" for struts?

And timing belt. I know how many miles ago it was changed. Just want to know how many miles between changes? It LOOKS alright.






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