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06-02-2004
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replacing timing belt
anyone here replace the timing belt yet?
my car reaches 92000km already...I'm kind of worry that the belt will break apart very soon...
any replacement belt out there? racing type maybe? I heard there are some timing belt which last very long...any idea? To remove this ad, register today for free or log in if already registered!
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06-02-2004
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Well, Honda doesn't say it needs it until 120,000 miles (90,000miles by the old standard). So you still have some time. It's a big job and costs alot.
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thanks, i'm just kind of worry since i always race...
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i believe you're suppose to change your timing belt at 96 000km.
its a major tune up thats dollars.
since you race all the time that means you are driving your car under severe conditions.
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oh...so is there any racing type belt out in the market?
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I've been hunting for one for a while but have had no luck finding anything. I have 116K on mine and can definately feel some slippage.
I went to Formula Honda in Scarborough and found out that the timing belt and ECU have to be changed both at 120K. The cost for the belt is $299 and the ECU is $199 not including install!!!
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why need to change ECU?
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ECU?...are you sure?
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Quote:
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... The cost for the belt is $299 and the ECU is $199 not including install!!!
ECU cost $199? that's cheap...if so, I may get one and send it to jetchip...just my thought..haha..
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You don't need a new ecu ever unless it breaks. Timing belt is good to do at 90k miles, just in case. If it breaks, you're in alot more repair money.
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new ecu? that's new to me and unheard of
just change the belt, water pump and u will be fine
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any also i never heard of any racing timing belt for our car
just stick with oem timing belt till a company makes "racing timing belt" for our car
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thanks a lot guys!
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Actually I called Honda and they told me to change it @ 160,000km
It's not like the 1.6L piece of shits
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Wierd .. normal replacement for the timing is 120k kms I believe, but we are not the same person so you can do whatever you like. Hell I know people that do not change their oil (and filter) regularly, most often going 10k kms between changes.
Though I don't know why the ECU would be involved/recommended to be replaced, if anything the water-pump would be wise to replace as you replace the timing belt.
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