Blank What is the max.life(age) of a timing belt before regular replacement is needed at est. 60,000miles.........????
Thxx............Rudy
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Timing Belt....Replace by miles vs age??
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What does your Owners Manual specify for your vehicle (whatever make, model and year it might be)?
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Its been increasing with with newer cars. But so has the price :-(
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"Rudy" wrote in news:h9gdfr$9e3$ snipped-for-privacy@news.eternal- september.org:
Year and model of vehicle?
Post-1990 models with newer round-tooth OEM Unitta belts are 105K miles or
7 years.Older Hondas with square-tooth belts were 60K.
Aftermarket belts are a crapshoot. If you want to be certain, change those every 60K.
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My 94 Accord's manual specifies 90K miles.
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"Cameo" wrote in news:h9hhmp$2p1$ snipped-for-privacy@news.eternal- september.org:
That's the original interval for the timing belts that were on the market back then. Belts have been improved since 1994.
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Thus spake "Rudy" :
Yes.
My 96 Civic had 60K on it, but was 8 years old.
My wife's 96 Accord had 95K on it, but was 6 years old.
First come, first served.