Timing Belt
#1
01-14-02, 12:30 PM
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Atlanta, GA
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Timing Belt
Both my cars have just hit 100,000. Do you recommend changing the timing belts?
If I let it go, what will happen to my car if the belt snaps while on the move?
Car 1: 1994 Saturn SC2 DOC
Car 2: 1996 Nissan Pathfinder 4X4
John T. Di Iorio
If I let it go, what will happen to my car if the belt snaps while on the move?
Car 1: 1994 Saturn SC2 DOC
Car 2: 1996 Nissan Pathfinder 4X4
John T. Di Iorio
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#2
01-14-02, 03:00 PM
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The Saturn has a chain, not a belt.
The original design of the Saturn chain tensioner/guide is faulty and lacks an oil hole. There's a 250 dollar kit with revised parts. You'll need to go for that.
As for the Pathfinder, yes, it's time.
The original design of the Saturn chain tensioner/guide is faulty and lacks an oil hole. There's a 250 dollar kit with revised parts. You'll need to go for that.
As for the Pathfinder, yes, it's time.
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