Subject	Your gut instinct is generarly the right instinct.
Posted by	SammybTT(TN) on October 31, 2016 at 5:46 PM
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In Reply To	Greddy timing belt...use or not? posted by mbolin5 on October 31, 2016 at 07:30 AM
Message	I am one that worries about things and second guess myself so I if I questions for example if I should use a questionable timing belt or another component I go ahead and replace it with a new or know condition component. No worries down the road and as mentioned above a timing belt failure could be catastrophic.
Follow Ups	Greddy timing belt...use or not? - mbolin5 07:30:05 10/31/16 Re: Greddy timing belt...use or not? - Bigmatthew86 08:08:10 10/31/16 I was looking at the heavy duty belt myself and as others - PiotrC70 08:16:59 10/31/16 Do not use it. Get a new OEM one. (n/m) - MixManMash 09:18:56 10/31/16 er seriously? the belts cracking, get a new OEM (n/m) - vorpalZ 09:41:41 10/31/16 There's no good reason to use these. OEM works perfectly. (n/m) - Jonathan (Specialty Z) 11:46:27 10/31/16 oem........ - Stanky 12:41:07 10/31/16 okay, I will go back to the OEM - mbolin5 14:22:04 10/31/16 Your gut instinct is generarly the right instinct. - SammybTT(TN) 17:46:22 10/31/16 Greddy belt - ltd 06:52:50 11/01/16 Re: Greddy belt - mbolin5 14:20:35 11/01/16 Either way you damaged it by twisting it (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 15:02:21 11/01/16 I wouldn't use it. FWIW how do we know how old a >> - ZUL8TR 04:39:42 11/03/16 Nissan often has production dates on pn stickers (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 21:31:34 11/03/16
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