100k timing belt and service
#1
100k timing belt and service
I am going to get timing belts/water pump done soon. I will probably have the tensioner thingy changed as well. Should I have my mechanic change the cam seals even if they look fine? I am thinking of changing to Mobil 1. Should I change the cams seals because of that?
Also, I will likely have the plugs changed too (I'm almost at 100K). What kind of plugs does Honda recommend, and is this info readily available to my independent mechanic?
Also, I will likely have the plugs changed too (I'm almost at 100K). What kind of plugs does Honda recommend, and is this info readily available to my independent mechanic?
#5
my mechanic said that the water pump isn't necessary to change...too big of a job when it doesn't need to be changed...he also said if a problem does happen that you could fix it then without having problems...
#6
Originally Posted by EddieJP125
my mechanic said that the water pump isn't necessary to change...too big of a job when it doesn't need to be changed...he also said if a problem does happen that you could fix it then without having problems...
#7
Originally Posted by BDiddy
That's what preventative maintenance is for. When the mechanic has everything ripped apart to replace the timing belts, you might as well pay the extra $100 in materials and get the water pump replace too. Otherwise, it will cost you another $500-$1000 in labor to get it replaced later when it goes bad...
DO the water pump too!!!
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