Prelude timing belt

Discussion in 'Prelude' started by Jordy, Aug 20, 2004.

  1. Jordy

    Jordy Guest

    Hey folks, just wonder when this should be changed? 2001 prelude with
    101,000.
    I'm being told 120K and 150K
    any advice?
     
    Jordy, Aug 20, 2004
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  2. Jordy

    stylesandsmiles Guest

    I was told, that unless you hear noise, feel roughness, or car is running
    heavy on gas. don't worry about it!
     
    stylesandsmiles, Nov 13, 2004
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  3. Jordy

    JJ LOWESTEIN Guest

    GEEEZ. i think most hondas say to change your belt at 60k, if you belt
    breaks on a honda the valves can hit the pistons and ruin your engine. you
    need to change that belt in a hurry, i was just like you, i had 110k miles
    on my timing belt and it broke on the highway, luckily i have a 87 accord
    and the valves didnt hit the pistons. i ended up changing the timing belt my
    self and only spent $25. lots of people put it off because it costs a lot
    sometimes. lots of small shops will do it for $180 up where i live, near
    newark and nyc.
     
    JJ LOWESTEIN, Feb 13, 2005
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