Re: Timing Belt Tensioner Failure I heard the mitsobushi belts are oem i heard they are good , dont know though! |
Re: Timing Belt Tensioner Failure i didnt say do what i did.. duralast is just ok.. mitsubishi is beter.. i risk more.. depends what you want.. i risk bending my valve again ... but i keep up on maintanence.. I dont want to give you a bad advice . proper thing is replace oem belt( or better quality) and oem tensioner... i just stated what i did, and how long it lasted.. but i accept the risk on my own car.. i watch it.. but you never know, just like the cam bolt i got to pay sometimes for it ):) |
Re: Timing Belt Tensioner Failure
Originally Posted by ezone
(Post 4705676)
Mitsuboshi is indeed one of Hondas OEM suppliers. |
Re: Timing Belt Tensioner Failure
Originally Posted by dsm482
(Post 4705678)
i didnt say do what i did.. duralast is just ok.. mitsubishi is beter.. i risk more.. depends what you want.. i risk bending my valve again ... but i keep up on maintanence.. I dont want to give you a bad advice . proper thing is replace oem belt( or better quality) and oem tensioner... i just stated what i did, and how long it lasted.. but i accept the risk on my own car.. i watch it.. but you never know, just like the cam bolt i got to pay sometimes for it ):) |
Re: Timing Belt Tensioner Failure
Originally Posted by Casey Shovey
(Post 4705679)
Awsome! Ty .. are you a honda mechanic? Do you know which company makes the tensioner? |
Re: Timing Belt Tensioner Failure
Originally Posted by ezone
(Post 4705682)
I'm siting in an EZ-Boy recliner and my fingernails are clean.... You tell me. No, I never really needed to know that. |
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