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How many miles before replacing timing chain on a Mitsubishi lancer?
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∙ 12y ago
60,000 miles is suggested by the dealership or your local mechanic. im about to drop my car off next week to get this service done i also suggest doing your water pump because it is behind the timing belt and cost you double if you wait till it goes bad shop around its not cheap approx $550 to $600. mind you i bought my car with 15,000 miles and it currently has 146,000 and it hasn't broke yet but can cause serious internal damage and about a $1700 repair good luck !
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