timing belt ?
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08-20-2006, 09:26 AM
Steel timing chain -- not a belt.
As long as you've kept your oil up, you should be ok for a while longer.
Typically it does not make sense to do the timing chain on an S car unless you're in there doing something else, except of course if it is becoming extremely </span>noisy and you fear it is gonna let loose.
I believe some of the older S cars had some design issues wherein an "insufficient" amount of oil was getting to the timing chain.
Probably good to 150-200K on a properly maintained S car engine.....
Derf
As long as you've kept your oil up, you should be ok for a while longer.
Typically it does not make sense to do the timing chain on an S car unless you're in there doing something else, except of course if it is becoming extremely </span>noisy and you fear it is gonna let loose.
I believe some of the older S cars had some design issues wherein an "insufficient" amount of oil was getting to the timing chain.
Probably good to 150-200K on a properly maintained S car engine.....
Derf
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