Subject	There is no hard and fast age rule. Even with tires
Posted by	not4resaleZ on April 11, 2017 at 10:05 AM
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In Reply To	Regardless of where the TB kit is purchased how do >> posted by ZUL8TR on April 11, 2017 at 05:17 AM
Message	some groups say 6 years others say 10 years from date of tire manufacture. So what? 20 years for a timing belt?
Follow Ups	Z1 or CZP 120k Kit? - nelso419 15:05:40 04/10/17 CZP and choose OEM Nissan for everything. Coz will also - PiotrC70 20:11:45 04/10/17 To add, SpecialtyZ and Importpartspro are also excellent (n/m) - PiotrC70 20:15:12 04/10/17 Great addendum to the 120k list - Polish 14:03:18 04/11/17 Ive got them on hand as well. - Bernie (NoVA) 20:32:54 04/10/17 Bernie is who I go to for parts. Highly recommend. - Mike TDK (NoVA) 18:36:28 04/11/17 True (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 23:11:03 04/11/17 Regardless of where the TB kit is purchased how do >> - ZUL8TR 05:17:05 04/11/17 There is no hard and fast age rule. Even with tires - not4resaleZ 10:05:07 04/11/17 Re: There is no hard and fast age rule. Even with tires - JerseyTex 10:17:40 04/11/17 They are blue. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 21:28:16 04/11/17 Re: They are blue. - JerseyTex 13:09:55 04/12/17 LOL, I'll help you out Bernie. Only worth it if... - itsa300zx 13:25:34 04/12/17 This, or if you like spending more than you have to. (n/m) - MixManMash 07:36:52 04/13/17 Re: LOL, I'll help you out Bernie. Only worth it if... - JerseyTex 13:17:10 04/13/17 Yes. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 12:43:44 04/14/17 IMHO, if the new belt sat in the original package on a - itsa300zx 18:11:35 04/11/17 Fwiw nissan does not establish age for timing belt service - Bernie (NoVA) 21:27:08 04/11/17 Re: Fwiw nissan does not establish age for timing belt service - Barry(TN) 23:56:04 04/11/17 So what rule to follow on TB if age in operation greater >> - ZUL8TR 06:15:31 04/14/17 The belt is more likely than not made from a material - Zknowphobe 14:38:32 04/14/17 15 years, then 60k at 3k per year or another 20years? (n/m) - not4resaleZ 17:46:21 04/14/17 Technically, if the belt were kept free of oil and the - Zknowphobe 23:34:17 04/14/17 As mentioned before stay with OEM components. - SammybTT(TN) 08:41:24 04/13/17
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