Engine Timing Belt Replacement

What Is An Engine Timing Belt

An engine timing belt is made of the belt, idler pulley, tensioner, and water pump. It is the most important belt in the engine. The timing belt works to time the movement of the pistons to the opening of the valves.

How Often To Change Timing Belts

Timing belts should be changed about every 90,000 miles. If you need to replace your timing belt, it can potentially let in water, oil, or dust. When you replace your belt, then change the whole system.

Maintaining Your Engine Timing Belt

If the timing belt breaks then the engine will stop running. Over time the engine belt will stretch. Signs that a timing belt is stretched include a lack of power in the engine. If the pick up on the engine is slow it can also be because the timing belt isn’t working.

Signs Your Timing Belt Needs To Be Repaired

The engine belt might make a rattling sound. There are also many visible signs when you are looking at it. Any physical sign of damage to the timing belt means that it will need to be replaced. Keep yourself and other drivers safe while you’re on the road by getting it maintained and looked at. Bring your car in to our dealership and service center today so we can help you with your engine timing belt today. Our team is factory-trained and certified to help with all the repairs.

Our comfortable waiting area is the ideal place to rest while you are getting your car worked on. We have loaner vehicles you can take for a test drive so you can get to where you need to go. We also have an after-hours drop off times available so we can work with your schedule and your needs. Our dealership also has complimentary WiFi so you can stay connected while you are having repairs done. Every car repair and maintenance has a complimentary car wash so your car will look great and run great. We also provide coffee and snacks for you to enjoy while you are waiting.

 
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