timing belt (civic)

**speedyfix** · September 15th, 2005 09:38 AM

ahem ahem... hehehe!

**wrcastro_ph** · September 15th, 2005 09:52 AM

ano pa nga ba ? .... SpeedyFix ka na.... heheheh... Honestly they've done a great job on my Civic's timing belt few months ago. Highly recommended ...

**m2m** · March 8th, 2006 03:18 PM

Originally Posted by benchph1

E-Racing at Araneta Avenue, Speedyfix at Santolan, Fusion-R at QC, H3 Autoworks at Antipolo..highly recommended by Honda Club peeps

Hi Benchp1, im due for timing belt replacement, Honda pasig quoted 15T for 80Tkm checkup which includes timing belt replacement, replacement of of all fluids (transmission, gear, engine, etc), oil seals + 5T more if water pumped is replaced. Im looking for cheaper alternatives if i have it serviced at reliable shops around marcos hiway/sumulong area, looks like yung dalawang shops mentioned: Speedyfix and H3 Autoworks are near...would you have contact/address of these shops?

**wrcastro_ph** · March 8th, 2006 04:20 PM

nandon sir sa Sig ni Speedyfix ang phone number ng shop nila.. Tawag ka na lang... Kay Sir Speedyfix ako nagpa 80Kms checkup and Timing belt and water pump replacement. Orig timing belt and GmB waterpump + some seals. less than 10K lahat ang gastos ko ng labor + materials. Parang half day lang ginawa ng mga tauhan ni Sir Migs.

**blve_ice** · March 8th, 2006 04:39 PM

Originally Posted by happy_gilmore

Ayala parts center is at the alabang zapote road, almanza, las pinas. you can locate that at the right side, going to las pinas/zapote, just after toyota alabang and before reaching goodyear/ts cruz subdivision/dbp village. they sell OEM parts for other cars too like mitsus, toyotas, mazdas, nissans, fords, etc....

Sir corection lang po. ALABANG PARTS CENTER po yun name ng shop. peace!

**raine** · March 8th, 2006 09:09 PM

Pag due na ba for replacement ang timing belt kailangan na rin palitan yung ibang parts like seals, water pump, tnsioner, fluids, belts? or pwedeng palit timing belt lang para mura?

**speedyfix** · March 9th, 2006 12:32 AM

for the most part when it's a big job like the timing belt, it's better to replace all parts at once.

assuming you replace just the belt, then the tensioner starts making noise, labor ulit.

or if the waterpump leaks or oil seals leak then ganun dun labor ulit. replacing things together makes for less hassle and less expense in the long run

**1D4LV** · March 9th, 2006 09:26 AM

Originally Posted by blve_ice

Sir corection lang po. ALABANG PARTS CENTER po yun name ng shop. peace!

honga.. sorry, tao lang po.

**m2m** · March 9th, 2006 03:25 PM

Originally Posted by wrcastro_ph

nandon sir sa Sig ni Speedyfix ang phone number ng shop nila.. Tawag ka na lang... Kay Sir Speedyfix ako nagpa 80Kms checkup and Timing belt and water pump replacement. Orig timing belt and GmB waterpump + some seals. less than 10K lahat ang gastos ko ng labor + materials. Parang half day lang ginawa ng mga tauhan ni Sir Migs.

salamat sa feedback... kumusta naman yung quality of work nila?

**m2m** · March 9th, 2006 03:47 PM

Originally Posted by wrcastro_ph

nandon sir sa Sig ni Speedyfix ang phone number ng shop nila.. Tawag ka na lang... Kay Sir Speedyfix ako nagpa 80Kms checkup and Timing belt and water pump replacement. Orig timing belt and GmB waterpump + some seals. less than 10K lahat ang gastos ko ng labor + materials. Parang half day lang ginawa ng mga tauhan ni Sir Migs.

Nagpalit ka rin ba ng ibang belt like napo91?

Originally Posted by napo91

A/C belt
alternator belt
tensioner brng/belt
power steering belt

Is it recommended to replace the other belts aside from the timing belt as part of the 80Tkm maintenance?