I've finally gotten all the little bugs worked out of my "new to me" '96 Sebring convertible.
The last thing on my list is the timing belt. The car has 120k on it and I'm assuming the original timing belt that should have been changed at 105k.
How big of a job is this going to be? What are the book hours?
I know this is an interference engine but I don't know how close they tend to run on belt life expectancy. I would love to drive the car this weekend for our travels but I'm a little afraid I might kill it with a belt.
Steve B.