Subject	The manual says to change the belt based on miles, not time
Posted by	Technomancer on July 25, 2008 at 2:57 PM
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In Reply To	Timing belt, wear vs years vs miles posted by scott1ct on July 25, 2008 at 10:34 AM
Message	...and you change it based on miles no matter how it looks. Changing early hurts nothing but your wallet, assuming the job is competently done. - John
Follow Ups	Timing belt, wear vs years vs miles - scott1ct 10:34:09 07/25/08 Its better to be safe than sorry... - Kaz (Dallas) 10:42:11 07/25/08 I've seen two old timing belts like yours that looked brand - robo (sebring1970) 10:49:13 07/25/08 What did your former mechanic tell you to do? ;-) - Dave N 10:50:24 07/25/08 Look at it this way. That is a few hundred spent on your - 600ZXR 11:39:02 07/25/08 I bought my '91tt in '93 and it had 8,300 miles on it. - not4resaleZ 14:27:47 07/25/08 Anyone install the Greddy Kevlar timing belt ? - TTkeeper 14:39:59 07/25/08 I thought it sounded great, and perhaps good for longer - not4resaleZ 17:42:23 07/25/08 The manual says to change the belt based on miles, not time - Technomancer 14:57:53 07/25/08 My FSM says 60k or 5 yrs., whichever comes 1st. My TT - ThunderZ 06:54:09 07/26/08 Really? Wow. Could you tell me what page? My manual, page - Technomancer 15:50:14 07/26/08 Even the on-line manual it says it on page MA-4 - ThunderZ 10:07:33 07/27/08
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