Low Mileage TL-S Timing Belt
#1
Low Mileage TL-S Timing Belt
My 2008 TL Type-S only has 48,000 miles, but the car is going on it's 9th year now (2017). Do I need to change the timing belt, or should I wait until 90-100K to get it changed?
#2
Lot's of debate but the concensus is to wait until the MID tells you (usually around 105KMi). But many others say 7-8 years. I had a local indy do mine pretty cheap so I did it at 8 years. I don't recall seeing any reports of snapped belts but then again not sure someone would admit to it if they let it go.
But, this has been debate lots here so this should be a fun thread...NOT
But, this has been debate lots here so this should be a fun thread...NOT
#5
also to note; if you live in an extreme weather climate, change it early.
but at 48k miles, its likely you garage the vehicle and it probably doesnt see extreme temp swings
I would wait til you get higher in mileage. I changed my Timing belt at 75k miles, ONLY cuz the engine was torn down and it made sense to kill 2 birds with 1 stone
but at 48k miles, its likely you garage the vehicle and it probably doesnt see extreme temp swings
I would wait til you get higher in mileage. I changed my Timing belt at 75k miles, ONLY cuz the engine was torn down and it made sense to kill 2 birds with 1 stone
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#8
few and far between but not unheard of. After all, it's rubber.
#9
also to note; if you live in an extreme weather climate, change it early.
but at 48k miles, its likely you garage the vehicle and it probably doesnt see extreme temp swings
I would wait til you get higher in mileage. I changed my Timing belt at 75k miles, ONLY cuz the engine was torn down and it made sense to kill 2 birds with 1 stone
but at 48k miles, its likely you garage the vehicle and it probably doesnt see extreme temp swings
I would wait til you get higher in mileage. I changed my Timing belt at 75k miles, ONLY cuz the engine was torn down and it made sense to kill 2 birds with 1 stone