Who wants bent valves?
01-20-2012, 12:10 PM
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Who wants bent valves?
special labor pricing for the rest of January
Timing belt $220
add $30 if you also want your water pump changed
I've worked on 2 cars this month with bent valves...don't let yours be the next.
Save yourself thousands; replace your timing belt before it's too late.
Chad
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Timing belt $220
add $30 if you also want your water pump changed
I've worked on 2 cars this month with bent valves...don't let yours be the next.
Save yourself thousands; replace your timing belt before it's too late.
Chad
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01-20-2012, 04:19 PM
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MMMMM I would to but I would only be able to afford via tax return which might be feb-april. I am almost done fileing. Unless you take pay pal then maybe here soon. HOW long it take you. If I helped (stood there looking pretty) would it be a 1 night thing
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01-23-2012, 12:09 PM
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105k isn't a magic number. A timing belt could last way longer than that, or a lot less. One of the broken ones that I just repaired was 76k on an 02 wrx. However it had a VF34, so the extra torque and age probably had something to do with it.
If your timing belt is more than 7-8 years old...it should be replaced.
01-23-2012, 12:25 PM
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replace just the belt,
replace the belt and pulleys
replace the belt, pulleys, and tensioner
replace the belt, pulleys, tensioner, and water pump
replace the belt, pulleys, tensioner, water pump, and cam seals
01-24-2012, 12:18 AM
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105k isn't a magic number. A timing belt could last way longer than that, or a lot less. One of the broken ones that I just repaired was 76k on an 02 wrx. However it had a VF34, so the extra torque and age probably had something to do with it.
If your timing belt is more than 7-8 years old...it should be replaced.
If your timing belt is more than 7-8 years old...it should be replaced.
01-24-2012, 12:42 PM
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I can get parts, or I can make a specific list for a person depending on what they want to do and their budget.
replace just the belt,
replace the belt and pulleys
replace the belt, pulleys, and tensioner
replace the belt, pulleys, tensioner, and water pump
replace the belt, pulleys, tensioner, water pump, and cam seals
replace just the belt,
replace the belt and pulleys
replace the belt, pulleys, and tensioner
replace the belt, pulleys, tensioner, and water pump
replace the belt, pulleys, tensioner, water pump, and cam seals
replace the belt, pulleys, tensioner, water pump, crankshaft seal and cam seals
While you're in there, might as well change out the crankshaft seal as well.