99 accord kind of rough under acceleration need some help
#11
I probably wouldn't tackle the timing belt job. When I go back to the dealer i'll see if he had that done with the tune up job he said was done on it. I'll keep my fingers crossed that he did.
Is there any way to check if a timing belt job was done?
#12
The timing belt is covered with plastic covers, it's not the external belt you can see. If you remove the upper timing covers you might see evidence of age, but you might not. Seems like a 2-month-old belt looks a lot like a 7-year-old belt.
Certainly you can see evidence of a belt that's just about to break. Cracks around the teeth, or maybe excessive black rubber dust inside that cover, but that's not always reliable. It might look OK a month before it breaks.
Certainly you can see evidence of a belt that's just about to break. Cracks around the teeth, or maybe excessive black rubber dust inside that cover, but that's not always reliable. It might look OK a month before it breaks.
#13
The timing belt is covered with plastic covers, it's not the external belt you can see. If you remove the upper timing covers you might see evidence of age, but you might not. Seems like a 2-month-old belt looks a lot like a 7-year-old belt.
Certainly you can see evidence of a belt that's just about to break. Cracks around the teeth, or maybe excessive black rubber dust inside that cover, but that's not always reliable. It might look OK a month before it breaks.
Certainly you can see evidence of a belt that's just about to break. Cracks around the teeth, or maybe excessive black rubber dust inside that cover, but that's not always reliable. It might look OK a month before it breaks.
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