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Re: Replacing timing belt first time... 200 1987

posted by  someone claiming to be Michael on  Fri Jan 5 09:08 CST 2001 [RELATED]

I need to look at the few service records that came with my car to see when my t-belt was last changed, if it has even been done recently. My car has 143,000 miles, so I'm getting ready to have the belt changed at 150K to get it back on schedule (lots of stuff on my car was neglected when I bought it). $122 13 years ago sounds like 3+ hours, give or take. I pay $61/hr, so I guess it'll be about $200 total parts and labor.

thanks.





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