When to Change Timing Belt????
07-14-2005, 10:07 PM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
piperspost@webtv.net wrote:
> I had my Timing Belt on my 1993 Civic changed along with the Water Pump
> at 105,000 miles. I am now at 146,000, when should I have it changed
> again before it snaps??
>
I have a 1993 Accord and the recommended interval is 90,000 miles. I
have 149,200 miles on the car now and changed the timing belt(& water
pump) at 102,000. I don't plan to change it again until 200,000 miles.
Rich
> I had my Timing Belt on my 1993 Civic changed along with the Water Pump
> at 105,000 miles. I am now at 146,000, when should I have it changed
> again before it snaps??
>
I have a 1993 Accord and the recommended interval is 90,000 miles. I
have 149,200 miles on the car now and changed the timing belt(& water
pump) at 102,000. I don't plan to change it again until 200,000 miles.
Rich
07-14-2005, 10:07 PM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
piperspost@webtv.net wrote:
> I had my Timing Belt on my 1993 Civic changed along with the Water Pump
> at 105,000 miles. I am now at 146,000, when should I have it changed
> again before it snaps??
>
I have a 1993 Accord and the recommended interval is 90,000 miles. I
have 149,200 miles on the car now and changed the timing belt(& water
pump) at 102,000. I don't plan to change it again until 200,000 miles.
Rich
> I had my Timing Belt on my 1993 Civic changed along with the Water Pump
> at 105,000 miles. I am now at 146,000, when should I have it changed
> again before it snaps??
>
I have a 1993 Accord and the recommended interval is 90,000 miles. I
have 149,200 miles on the car now and changed the timing belt(& water
pump) at 102,000. I don't plan to change it again until 200,000 miles.
Rich
07-15-2005, 11:57 PM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
There should be inpection holes so you can see the belts condition. Is
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
07-15-2005, 11:57 PM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
There should be inpection holes so you can see the belts condition. Is
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
07-15-2005, 11:57 PM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
There should be inpection holes so you can see the belts condition. Is
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
07-15-2005, 11:57 PM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
There should be inpection holes so you can see the belts condition. Is
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
07-15-2005, 11:57 PM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
There should be inpection holes so you can see the belts condition. Is
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
07-15-2005, 11:57 PM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
There should be inpection holes so you can see the belts condition. Is
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
07-15-2005, 11:57 PM
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Posts: n/a
Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
There should be inpection holes so you can see the belts condition. Is
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
07-15-2005, 11:57 PM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
There should be inpection holes so you can see the belts condition. Is
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
it a interfering engine or a "free wheeling " engine. beter find that
out because if it is a interfering and the belt breaks...oh boy what an
expense. Valves hitting pistons and bending valves and possibly
puttting holes in the pistons. I had a car towed to me once and the
people said it just died. so i took at the inspection holes where the
belt is and it was ripped up. I next turn the engine over manually and
i noticed it was acting funny. Turns out it they negelcted to change
the belt. It ended up being cheaper to replace the engine. the cost
of new pistons and valves and labor expense was more than a rebulit
engine............
07-16-2005, 09:32 AM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
piperspost@webtv.net wrote:
> I had my Timing Belt on my 1993 Civic changed along with the Water Pump
> at 105,000 miles. I am now at 146,000, when should I have it changed
> again before it snaps??
>
-------------------------
You've only told us ONE THIRD of the equation. We'd have to know WHEN
the belt was changed as well. Your LOCATION is important too, since you
could be in Alaska and not own a garage or a block heater. Your Owner's
Manual tells you how to figure it out.
Use the SEARCH function of your newsreader and look back a couple days
to see MANY posts on this exact question.
'Curly'
> I had my Timing Belt on my 1993 Civic changed along with the Water Pump
> at 105,000 miles. I am now at 146,000, when should I have it changed
> again before it snaps??
>
-------------------------
You've only told us ONE THIRD of the equation. We'd have to know WHEN
the belt was changed as well. Your LOCATION is important too, since you
could be in Alaska and not own a garage or a block heater. Your Owner's
Manual tells you how to figure it out.
Use the SEARCH function of your newsreader and look back a couple days
to see MANY posts on this exact question.
'Curly'
07-16-2005, 09:32 AM
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Re: When to Change Timing Belt????
piperspost@webtv.net wrote:
> I had my Timing Belt on my 1993 Civic changed along with the Water Pump
> at 105,000 miles. I am now at 146,000, when should I have it changed
> again before it snaps??
>
-------------------------
You've only told us ONE THIRD of the equation. We'd have to know WHEN
the belt was changed as well. Your LOCATION is important too, since you
could be in Alaska and not own a garage or a block heater. Your Owner's
Manual tells you how to figure it out.
Use the SEARCH function of your newsreader and look back a couple days
to see MANY posts on this exact question.
'Curly'
> I had my Timing Belt on my 1993 Civic changed along with the Water Pump
> at 105,000 miles. I am now at 146,000, when should I have it changed
> again before it snaps??
>
-------------------------
You've only told us ONE THIRD of the equation. We'd have to know WHEN
the belt was changed as well. Your LOCATION is important too, since you
could be in Alaska and not own a garage or a block heater. Your Owner's
Manual tells you how to figure it out.
Use the SEARCH function of your newsreader and look back a couple days
to see MANY posts on this exact question.
'Curly'
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