At what milliage you should replacement the timing belt Montero sport 1998?

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You timing belt replacement will cost approximately $500. Replacing the timing belt is very complicated and detailed. A novice mechanic should not attempt to do it.

YES, ACCORDING TO THE "GATES" TIMING BELT SPEC SHEET IT IS. YOU CAN GO TO GATES.COM AND VIEW THEIR "TIMING BELT REPLACEMENT GUIDE" AND SEE VIRTUALLY ANY CAR THAT USES A TIMING BELT, THOSE WITH AN ASTERISK AFTER THEM ARE AN INTERFERENCE ENGINE

It has a timing belt.

The timing chain does not require replacement unless it has failed.

The 2000 Mitsubishi Montero 3.5L is listed as an "Interference Engine" under timing belts in the www.RockAuto.com auto parts catalog. This means the valves or other major engine parts will be damaged if the timing belt breaks while the engine is running. So replace it as part of scheduled maintenance. Many manufacturers recommend changing the timing belt every 60K miles. I do not know if Mitsubishi recommends different mileage intervals.

The Montero Sport has a timing belt. This is true for both the 3.0 and 3.5 engens. It is recamended to be changed every 60,000 miles. But be karfull as thay are interference morters...

Not like timing belt, timing chain does not require replacement.

The 1997 Mercury Sable does not have a timing belt, it has a timing chain that normally requires no replacement and should last the life of the engine.

Timing chains have no scheduled replacement they are designed to last the life of the engine. Timing belts have replacement intervals

Timing BELT - recommended replacement is at 105,000 miles.

It does not have a timing belt. It has a timing chain which does not require replacement.

The Maintenance Schedule requires Inspection (and replacement if necessary) of the Camshaft Drive Belt (aka Timing Belt) at every 30,000 miles and Replacement at 105,000 miles.

Saturns SL series sedans use a timing chain and not a timing belt and do not require replacement. WTf are you talking about do not require replacement what and idiot its called preventative maintenance dude normally will get over 200k out of one though

You don't. Most manufacturers make motors with a timing chain that should last the lifetime of a vehicle. Unlike a timing belt which requires replacement.

Although I am not a certified mechanic....hell or even a mechanic , I would say no unless the timing chain is in the way of the gasket replacement, you should be able to on most motors replace header gaskets without the removal of the timing chain. ( timing chains are usually involved with the cam/rod repair and or replacement and such)

The pin in the auto-tensioner slid right out with no resistance. I also measured the auto-tensioner piston runout at 0.17" with a caliper...right where it should be.

90,000 Should be the correct replacement mileage

2LTR should be chain driven

From what I have been told by Toyota savvy folk about the 2000-2005 Celica timing chain, it should last the lifetime of the car with no replacement. God bless timing chains vs. belts!!

NEVER!... there is no timing BELT on a Chevy V8 engine for Avalanche. it has a timing Chain and should not need replacement unless damaged or abused. A good certified shop mechanic can diagnose a timing chain problem. There is a single serpentine belt for the front engine accessories - (see your manual for normal replacement cycle). easy to change yourself. the belt is not cheap! search youtube for videos to show how.

It's actually a timing belt and the recommended interval for replacement is every 50,000 miles.

It doesn't. Timing belts need replacement but typically timing chains are expected to last the life of the engine. From what I understand that year Expedition has 2 timing chains and you should not need to change them.

you take it to a dealer.. cause its a pain

Directly behind the timing chain cover which is attached to the engine, on the passenger side of the engine. It is completely sealed so you cannot see it at all unless you remove the cover. It should not need replacement unless you are having a problem that can be attributed to the timing (there is no preventive maintenance replacement interval).

The water pump in the 2.7 runs off the timing chain, replacement can be a lengthy process and should be done by someone who is well experienced with dual overhead can timing

Behind the timing belt. The timing belt drives the water pump with the pump's pulley.

It should cost about 75 dollars to replace a timing belt. The belt itself cost about 25 dollars but you are looking at around 50 for labor. So if you do it yourself you can do it for 25 bucks!

I believe that engine actually has a timing chain, which does not require replacement. If it is actually a timing belt, it should be changed every 60k-90k miles regardless of wear.

There is no recommended replacement interval given for the chain replacement timing belts are critical, chains are not.

No it doesn't. You should only have to replace a timing chain if it stretches, or you have to do a head job and have the head mashined down. Otherwise they are good indefinately, that is the advantage of a chain rather than a belt ANOTHER VIEW: The manufacturers recommendation for the timing belt replacement is at 105,000 miles.

The 4 cylinder has a timing chain that does not require replacement and is designed to last the life of the engine.

A timing chain should last the life of a engine. The smaller engines with rubber timing belts have service replacement intervals.

97 ford escort 2000 timing belt replacement

No this motor has a chain it should never need replacement if vehicle has had oil changes on a regular basis

If you go to the dealer you should expect to pay $1200 or more.

$90 for the part - probably several hundred for the labor to install it.

In upstate NY it's about $500-600.

105,000 miles or before. that is for the v6 model. if you have a 4 cylinder check your manual. it should say in the service chart. if not it may have a timing chain with no replacement required.

I think it has a timing chain

No. It has enclosed timing chain. Does not require replacement.

On a 2000 Mercury Villager : The recommended timing belt replacement interval is ( 105,000 miles ) The Gates website ( they make timing belts etcetera ) shows it as an INTERFERENCE ENGINE , so if the timing belt breaks engine damage will occur

It must have a timing CHAIN(s) The Gates website does not list a timing beltfor the 2.0 or 2.3 liter 4 cylinder engines in a 2007 Mazda 3

The 2011 Camry with the 4 cylinder or the V-6 doesn't use a timing belt. There is no replacement schedule.

I paid $700 for timing belt/water pump replacement for a full cam with 4 tensioners on a '99. The normal price the guy charges is $600 but since I had 4 tensioners instead of 2, it was $100 more.

A timing chain is not the same as a timing belt. Timing chains do not generally need replacement unless you are rebuilding the engine. While a timing belt is simply a ribbed, flat fanbelt that wears and can become weakened with age, a timing chain is oiled constantly and should be expected to last the life of the engine. Like other internal engine components, a timing belt is affected by the condition and quality of…

i think it's every 65,000 miles or so.

doesn't have a timing chain- has a surpentine belt

there is no timing belt. it is a timing chain and doesn't need replacement unless it is damaged.