Timing Belt Change

Anyone have any suggestion mileage for a timing belt change on a 1997 SC2? Thanks, Mark

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Mark
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1,000,000,000 miles that is.
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1,000,000,000 or 500 years. Which ever comes first.
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If the oil has been changed regularly, then the timing chain should in theory last the life of the engine. There is no recommended service interval to replace the chain that I've been able to find.

-rj

98SL2
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richard hornsby

No belt, Mark. Your car has a timing chain.

Ken

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Napalm Heart

Thst said, if you're taking the heads off for a rebuild or head gasket, and have over 200,000 on it, it's pretty cheap and easy to replace the chain and guides.

Or, if it's noisy.

But, timming chains tend to last forever, and tend to give warning before they go (i.e., they get noisy). Belts like to snap or skip at random. Ask a few Honda owners...

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Philip Nasadowski

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