I have 1999 Hyundia Accent and I was told my timing belt may need to be replace because its over 100k miles on it. and Its driving real good and I have good mileage. Do i need to replace a timing belt?
Belts stretch for one thing and for another, the cogs on timing belts wear out. Your car will have slop in timing and this means, though it might seem to be functioning OK, it's not because the timing of spark and fuel injection in each cylinder is not precise anymore. If you leave it long enough, the timing gears might jump a cog or two on the belt and this will cause misfiring and possible damage to your engine. So play it safe and change the belt according to the Hyundai recommendation.
To solve percentage problems, you take what you got then divide by the total amount and you'll get a percentage. E.g If you got 10 out of 37 what is your percentage? You do 10 divide by 37 which is about 27%.
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The PLIP battery on the Peugeot 307 means that the battery is in need of charging. It can also mean there is a problem with the battery cables or the battery needs to be replaced. Not replacing the battery when necessary can also cause problems for the alternator.
Yes, debugging is generally necessary. Only trivial software is free of bugs, so it is necessary to test software to identify problems and apply debugging techniques to fix those problems identified.
If there aren't any problems with the operation of the vehicle replacing a censor isn't necessary . By disconnecting the battery terminals and reconnecting this will eliminate the engine light.
82%
nothing...just replacing it will cure your problems
It's a guide in solving percentage problems.
Not in and of itself. However, by the time you need to replace the transmission your vehicle's usually pretty well worn ... so there will be other problems.
It's a guide in solving percentage problems.
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