How to Replace a Timing Belt
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Hard
4.8 to 6.4 hours to fix for the average DIY'er
Parts needed:
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Timing Belt
Tools needed:
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Estimated Costs:
DIY Costs
Est. $75.95 parts only Shop Costs
Est. $366.30 in parts and labor
Est. $75.95 parts only Shop Costs
Est. $366.30 in parts and labor
Costs are based on averages for all vehicles.
Guide Steps
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Align the camshaft and crankshaft sprocket timing marks. These marks are typically on the sprockets, cylinder head and engine block. edit step -
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Install new timing belt. Recheck the alignment of the camshaft and crankshaft. edit step -
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Install the harmonic balancer. This may require a special tool depending on your model. edit step -
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Re-install all the accessories that where removed to gain access to the timing cover. Also lower the engine back down on vehicles if you needed to lift the motor. edit step -
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