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PostPosted: Mon Aug 03, 2015 10:19 am 
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hi,
i know the recommended timing belt replacement interval for 2.8 crd is 100k miles but i wanted to know what is the lowest mileage crd you heard of with timing belt failure?
i bougth my 04 export crd at 102k and now it is 107k. i will change the tb in a few weeks in the meantime i am not using it more than 100 miles per week. do you think is there a chance that tb won't make it few more weeks?

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PostPosted: Mon Aug 03, 2015 10:24 am 
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 03, 2015 10:31 am 
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canerb wrote:
hi,
i know the recommended timing belt replacement interval for 2.8 crd is 100k miles but i wanted to know what is the lowest mileage crd you heard of with timing belt failure?
i bougth my 2004 crd at 102k and now it is 107k. i will change the tb in a few weeks in the meantime i am not using it more than 100 miles per week. do you think is there a chance that tb won't make it few more weeks?

thanks

Not just mileage but time. Your belt is 11 years old. Most manufacturers state x miles or 6 years.

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 Post subject: Re: timing belt failure mileage
PostPosted: Mon Aug 03, 2015 3:55 pm 
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Someone here had a failure at 83,000 miles approximately and that was several years ago with a much younger belt.

I guess you like to gamble.

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canerb wrote:
....do you think is there a chance that tb won't make it few more weeks?

you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do you, punk?

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WolverineFW wrote:
Someone here had a failure at 83,000 miles approximately and that was several years ago with a much younger belt.

I guess you like to gamble.



:banghead: That would be me! Luckily I found this Lost forum and the good people on here walked me and my mechanic thru the resurrection. :BANANA:


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PostPosted: Tue Aug 04, 2015 2:27 am 
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ok, today i'll order a new timing belt.
what do you think about Gates?
http://www.hepsiburada.com/gates-triger ... TK015586XS


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PostPosted: Tue Aug 04, 2015 9:33 am 
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ok, today i'll order a new timing belt.
what do you think about Gates?
http://www.hepsiburada.com/gates-triger ... TK015586XS


Gates is good quality. You should also replace the water pump.

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The complete kit that you need is available from IDparts.com for $400. If you need installation help, I am the travelling mechanic for these vehicles. Don't wait on the job though - your belt is already TWICE the age that it should be to be replaced, and every time you start the motor, you are risking that $400 job becoming a $900 job... And that is just parts.

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since i live in istanbul i can't buy complete kit from idparts :(
i ordered both gates timing belt (including idlers and tensioner) and graf water pump.
i also talked to the mechanic about the job. he'll replace them on friday.

costs:
water pump: 90$
timing belt: 150$
mechanic labor: 90$

i am hoping water pump comes with an o-ring and gasket, timing belt comes with a timing cover gasket :D


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canerb wrote:
since i live in istanbul i can't buy complete kit from idparts :(
i ordered both gates timing belt (including idlers and tensioner) and graf water pump.
i also talked to the mechanic about the job. he'll replace them on friday.

costs:
water pump: 90$
timing belt: 150$
mechanic labor: 90$

i am hoping water pump comes with an o-ring and gasket, timing belt comes with a timing cover gasket :D


You are getting quite a deal on the labor, if the mechanic does it right?

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Also you need to replace both idlers and tb tensioner while your in there

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jws84_02 wrote:
Also you need to replace both idlers and tb tensioner while your in there

they come with the tb i bought. i'll replace them as well


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You are getting quite a deal on the labor, if the mechanic does it right?

90$ is equal to 250TRY in local currency. it is not expensive but it is not cheap either :D


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update: today the mechanic changed the tb. the old tb looks preetty good. i guess the first owner of the car has already changed the tb and water pump.
so we installed new belt, tensioner and pulley but we didn't install new water pump


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update: today the mechanic changed the tb. the old tb looks preetty good. i guess the first owner of the car has already changed the tb and water pump.
so we installed new belt, tensioner and pulley but we didn't install new water pump


I didn't do the water pump either, 50k miles later it died and trashed my rockers. Do the water pump. This stuff all looks good untill it doesn't.

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Sir Sam wrote:
I didn't do the water pump either, 50k miles later it died and trashed my rockers. Do the water pump. This stuff all looks good untill it doesn't.


after today i decided to sell my jeep when i realized first owner put 12v 60Ah 540A battery on, so i also need to buy new battery with higher CCA and 72Ah capacity. so the water pump doesnt matter anymore 8)

i spent too much money on my jeep since april and it just keep making new problems :banghead:


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Sir Sam wrote:
I didn't do the water pump either, 50k miles later it died and trashed my rockers. Do the water pump. This stuff all looks good untill it doesn't.


after today i decided to sell my jeep when i realized first owner put 12v 60Ah 540A battery on, so i also need to buy new battery with higher CCA and 72Ah capacity. so the water pump doesnt matter anymore 8)

i spent too much money on my jeep since april and it just keep making new problems :banghead:


That's a bummer, man.

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canerb wrote:
Sir Sam wrote:
I didn't do the water pump either, 50k miles later it died and trashed my rockers. Do the water pump. This stuff all looks good untill it doesn't.


after today i decided to sell my jeep when i realized first owner put 12v 60Ah 540A battery on, so i also need to buy new battery with higher CCA and 72Ah capacity. so the water pump doesnt matter anymore 8)

i spent too much money on my jeep since april and it just keep making new problems :banghead:

So you are selling your Jeep because of a battery?? :roll:


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Could just be the final straw for him - although having ponied up for the timing belt etc, it seems a bit of a light straw, but then we all have our own "sod it" point!

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