is there a way to check if timing belt will last a bit longer?
#1
is there a way to check if timing belt will last a bit longer?
so i bought a tl with 220km he told me timing has to be done asap but i wanted to know if theres a way i can check on my integra the belt had some white lines so i knew it was pretty bad but is there a way to make sure that the belt wont snap
#4
Find out when "100 something" was...if it was 7 years ago, then it's time to change. This is assuming you're not in "harsh" conditions. Check the owner's manual for those condition.
#5
every 105k MILES is the suggested unless you live in far north canada or extreme heat arizona type conditions
iirc, the canada book calls for every 100,000 Kmeters which is a lot less than the usa cars suggested
With the main wear being on the inside edge of the belt its nearly impossible to test/view without removing the entire belt
Be aware this is a `zero clearance` engine and breakage of the belt or failure of its tensioner pulley will result in massive internal damage--basically needs new engine as a result
iirc, the canada book calls for every 100,000 Kmeters which is a lot less than the usa cars suggested
With the main wear being on the inside edge of the belt its nearly impossible to test/view without removing the entire belt
Be aware this is a `zero clearance` engine and breakage of the belt or failure of its tensioner pulley will result in massive internal damage--basically needs new engine as a result
Last edited by 01tl4tl; 10-13-2009 at 04:31 AM.
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