Subject	Not necessarily. It'll run great until it breaks.
Posted by	rufflez on April 18, 2006 at 9:44 PM
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In Reply To	What is the average life span of a T-belt if not changed posted by LITTLEZ(KY) on April 18, 2006 at 09:38 PM
Message	I'd suggest replacing it if you truely don't know. You'll save yourself money in the long run.
Follow Ups	What is the average life span of a T-belt if not changed - LITTLEZ(KY) 21:38:01 04/18/06 Not necessarily. It'll run great until it breaks. - rufflez 21:44:18 04/18/06 It's a TTZ I'm looking to buy I thought it wouldn't last - LITTLEZ(KY) 21:56:11 04/18/06 I think mines been on for 121k miles...next thing on my list - Cincyzx 22:05:18 04/18/06 Re: I think mines been on for 121k miles...next thing on my - Pacmanpth 23:32:16 04/18/06 oh i will believe me... - Cincyzx 23:39:59 04/18/06 It's much less annoying then rebuilding an engine... *shrug* (n/m) - Waco300zx 12:10:10 04/19/06 if they have it documented at the place. Like if it was - rufflez 22:57:55 04/18/06 Running fine or not, timing belts are not meant 2 last 4ever - TTFairladyZ 21:46:21 04/18/06 No I wouldn't say that @ all. You're rolling the dice @ best (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 21:50:50 04/18/06 Absolutely not. If you buy the car, have the service done - Guapo 21:57:13 04/18/06 only thing it's in SoCal but wont buy unless she can find it (n/m) - LITTLEZ(KY) 22:00:32 04/18/06 With no proof of timing belt change maybe you can - SamZTT 23:41:30 04/18/06 Check the sticker under the hood. - just4kinks 22:35:00 04/18/06 I love people that do things on time. - 92fairladyz (Yokosuka, Japan) 05:34:05 04/19/06 it they waited that long for the timing belt, you have to - Atl300zxTT (Extremely Lazy) 06:53:58 04/19/06
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