just wait for it to break? That's about 114,000 miles
It's a '99 XLE V6 (NI Engine I trust)
tia
Norm
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16 years ago
I'm at 183,000 km, should I change the timing belt, or...
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16 years ago
Why dont you just read and follow the manual. You could just let it break, on a dark rainfilled highway with semis bearing down on you, that might be fun for you.
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16 years ago
Change the belt, tensioner and water pump. It is time!!!!
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16 years ago
If you're not afraid of tow trucks, just wait. If you're scared of being stranded, change it.
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16 years ago
Could be, but I don't do much driving on freeways anymore, and I do have AAA.
Thanks!
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16 years ago
Thanks!
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16 years ago
I don't do much driving on freeways anymore, and I do have AAA.
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16 years ago
You don't live in snow country, do you? That could get inconvenient, if you got stranded while it's snowing.
Michael
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16 years ago
Actually I live in the Great White North, but I never leave the city in the winter time.
BTW, How much is a timing belt/water pump change in the USA?