How many miles need to change the timing belt

Asked by xemoi2015 Aug 27, 2015 at 11:53 PM about the 2007 Saturn ION

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my car is 90.123 miles now so I'd like to know when I suppose to replace a  new timing belt?

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Paul answered 9 years ago

Most vehicles should have the timing belt changed at about 60,000. What happens is the belt can stretch over time and break. When they break they could cause internal problem in the engine. If you do the timing belt it may not be a bad idea to change the water pump.

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Nismo answered 7 years ago

2007 ION has a timing Chain and does not need to be changed normally.

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Nismo answered 7 years ago

Also, most timing belts today don't break in their own. More important are the pulleys that the belt rides on. They can wear and drag or even worse seize causing the belt to skip teeth or break. So when changing a timing belt you should change any pulleys and tensioners and usually come in a complete kit.

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