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How Often Do I Need to Change the Timing Belt

Because the timing belt performs such an important function, it must be replaced on a regular basis. There is usually no indication that a timing belt is becoming worn. It frequently simply breaks. As a result, most manufacturers recommend replacing your vehicle's timing belt every 60,000 to 100,000 miles.

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How Often Do I Need to Change the Timing Belt

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  1. In a car, the timing belt, also known as the cam belt, is in charge of the smooth operation of the camshaft and crankshaft. It regulates the opening and closing of valves in the engine by varying the speed. A timing belt can have an effect on the overall performance of the vehicle. When it begins to show signs of wear and tear, it can prevent other parts of the car engine from working properly. If the timing belt fails, the pistons and valves collide, causing internal damage. In this guide, we will look at how often you should change the timing belt to avoid this situation. 2

  2. A timing belt can last from 90,000 to 160,000 kilometers. Every car manufacturer specifies the recommended mileage or number of years between belt replacements. Sometimes the belt begins to show signs of wear and tear before the estimated time. It is critical to recognize these warning signs and replace the belt as soon as possible. 3

  3. There are often some warning signs that it is time to change or replace your timing belt. These are some examples: 4

  4. When the engine starts, the timing belt begins to make a loud noise. It usually sounds like a high-pitched grinding, squealing, rattling, or ticking. This indicates that the belt is starting to slip out of place and needs to be replaced. Under the hood, you can inspect the belt further. If it has a glossy or glazed appearance, it is time to replace it. 5

  5. When the belt fails to function properly, your engine simply refuses to start or runs poorly. A worn timing belt can cause your engine's valves to operate at incorrect intervals, resulting in engine power loss. 6

  6. The engine misfires due to a worn-out belt. It occurs when the belt slips and the cylinders begin to open and close abruptly. The car will vibrate or shake, and a banging noise will confirm that the belt needs to be replaced. 7

  7. A belt failure can be indicated by oil leakage. Keep an eye on it during your car's routine maintenance. The timing belt cover is the most common source of leakage. Other signs of a worn-out belt are listed below. • Vehicle overheating • Shaking or vibrating • The engine makes a ticking noise. • Check Engine Light 8

  8. There are no set prices in terms of costs. The cost is usually determined by the car, belt type, and extent of damage. Furthermore, timing belt replacement is a labor-intensive task, so it may cost you more depending on the extent of the damage. 9

  9. A worn or loose belt can also cause your engine to overheat, resulting in irreversible engine damage. Timing belts wear out faster due to a variety of factors, including: 10

  10. Your driving style is one of the most important factors influencing the performance of your timing belt. If you downshift carefully, your timing belt will work more efficiently and last longer. Unnecessary shifting or rough handling of the downshift, on the other hand, can put strain on the belt and cause it to wear out. As a result, many experts advise using downshifts only when necessary. 11

  11. The need to change the timing belt is determined by the use of your vehicle. If you use your car for commercial purposes, such as uber or rideshare, your timing belt will most likely need to be changed more frequently. The timing belt in a car that is only used for personal purposes can last 7 to 10 years. The life of the belt is highly dependent on the mileage of your vehicle. Analyze yours and adjust the belt accordingly. 12

  12. Another factor that influences the life of a timing belt is the mileage of your vehicle. According to experts, if you have driven 60,000 miles or more, it is time to replace your car's timing belt. 13

  13. Rubber is used to make timing belts. Rubber stretches as it warms and then contracts as it cools. Extreme temperatures, such as those found in the UAE, can cause minor cracks in the belt's outer surface. In this case, park in a shaded area or inside the garage. Whether you own a new or used car in the UAE, you must adhere to a regular maintenance schedule. In this manner, you will be able to reduce the damage in time if your timing belt wears out. Timing belt maintenance and replacement on time will save you a lot of money while keeping your car engine running at peak performance. Shibam Spare Parts Trading offers a wide range of car timing belt and accessories in the UAE. 14

  14. Address : Shibam S P Traders Building No 434, No 9 Musaffah Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates FIND US Contact No : +971 25548117 15

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