Timing belt replacement

**MadoX** · September 22nd, 2006 09:45 PM

CHANGE CHANGE CHANGE AT ONCE!!!

you need to get it changed NOW. better to be save then have your timing belt snap or slip. either way not good for the engine.

**scarab** · September 22nd, 2006 11:00 PM

....grabe...13k for a kit? kunin mo na lang yung mga part# sa casa at bilin mo sa iba na lang. just replaced my TB at 78k++ km.

**revoGSX** · September 23rd, 2006 10:31 AM

mas mura pa yung penalto na babayaran mo sa lto or pulis kesa sa damage na gagastusin mo po sa repair ng engine..

usually 80,000km ang recommended change ng timing belt because ang category ng metro manila po eh "severe" driving conditons..

ang suggestion ko po eh palitan na ninyo timing belt, ang better buy at least the timing belt from casa para mas sure na orig..
kung umabot ng 98T km yung revo, bat ka gagamit ng replacement? hehe

2L ang engine ng revo

**Galactus** · September 25th, 2006 08:05 AM

Originally Posted by revoGSX

usually 80,000km ang recommended change ng timing belt because ang category ng metro manila po eh "severe" driving conditons..

Eh? First time kong narinig ito...the parameters for "severe" driving conditions are listed in the manual (if you race it, hooked with a trailer, like a taxi, etc), not based on a geographical area. But, of course, you could have said it with pun intended...

**ronald_m** · September 25th, 2006 08:24 AM

Originally Posted by Galactus

Eh? First time kong narinig ito...the parameters for "severe" driving conditions are listed in the manual (if you race it, hooked with a trailer, like a taxi, etc), not based on a geographical area. But, of course, you could have said it with pun intended...

kung ang condition is stop and go tapos laging naka idle due to traffic that's consider severe, para na rin taxi.

**MadoX** · September 25th, 2006 12:58 PM

Originally Posted by ronald_m

kung ang condition is stop and go tapos laging naka idle due to traffic that's consider severe, para na rin taxi.

may kilala na ako 50k takbo sira na timing belt. tanong ko bakit panu ka ba mag drive? sabi niya normal lang work office work office. so bakit nasira timing belt niya? dahit sa driver niya nagpapa aircon when fetching the kids

:rant:

wala na yun driver na yun!

**vinj** · September 25th, 2006 01:23 PM

Change it as soon as you can and you don't have to rely on the CASA. You can buy the parts from them (i.e. the belt, oil seals) then get stuff like the bearings, water pump, etc. from outside and have your suking mekaniko do it.

My tw0 cents.