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Timing belt broke twice in a month and a half. Grrrr. 200 1986

posted by  someone claiming to be Nearborn on  Sat Aug 27 15:58 CST 2005 [RELATED]

I recently drove from Seattle to Northern Minnesota. Shortly after I arrived there my timing belt broke. No problem, it needed replacing soon anyways. Two days after I arrived back in Seattle it broke again. That is a problem. My question is: What could make a brand new timing belt break after only 1600 miles? Faulty non-Bosch belt? A bad gear? I need help before I find a steep cliff to push it off of! Thanks.






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