Timing Belts

The camshaft control of your engine is managed by the timing belt, which ensures the precise opening and closing of valves for optimal operation and performance. Collaborating with the crankshaft, the timing belt utilizes its teeth to rotate the camshaft.

Some automobiles employ a timing chain or timing gears, which typically have greater longevity. Conversely, timing belts, crafted from a rubber compound, possess the virtues of being quieter and more efficient. Furthermore, belts offer the added benefit of not requiring lubrication in order to function properly.

When the timing belt on numerous engines fails, it can result in the valves remaining open when they are not supposed to be. As a consequence, the pistons can hit the valves, leading to significant damage to the engine in your vehicle. Thus, it is crucial to take all necessary measures to avoid such a failure from occurring.

When you are replacing the timing belt, it is recommended to also replace the water pump. This is because water pumps have a similar lifespan and are easily accessible when the timing belt is removed. To determine when to change your timing belt, refer to your vehicle's owner's manual. Most timing belts have a recommended replacement interval of 60,000 to 90,000 miles. Since checking the belt can be challenging, it is advisable to follow a scheduled replacement plan.

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