timing belt for 98 civic

Discussion in 'Civic' started by MG, Apr 3, 2006.

  1. MG

    MG Guest

    Are there any Canadians out there who have recently changed the timing
    belt/water pump on their 98 civic? I am at 103K and need to do it soon and
    am wondering what the cost might run me.

    Anyone in Toronto specifically who can recommend a good mechanic to do the
    job? Also have an Accord which needs it as well.
    Thanks
     
    MG, Apr 3, 2006
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  2. MG

    Kaz Kylheku Guest

    The factory service manual for your car calls for a timing belt change
    at 168K km or 105K miles, or 84 months, whichever comes first. It is
    the same in the normal and severe conditions schedule.

    So it's due by time, not by mileage.

    I did my '98 at 168K. The old belt was still in very good shape.
     
    Kaz Kylheku, Apr 3, 2006
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  3. MG

    Kaz Kylheku Guest

    The factory service manual for your car calls for a timing belt change
    at 168K km or 105K miles, or 84 months, whichever comes first. It is
    the same in the normal and severe conditions schedule.

    So it's due by time, not by mileage.

    I did my '98 at 168K. The old belt was still in very good shape.
     
    Kaz Kylheku, Apr 3, 2006
    #3
  4. definitely NOT the same for severe and normal. Interval is 100000KMS
    (60000mi) for severe, and 168000km for normal.

    Don't mess with it. Bro-in-law's civic just popped the timing belt, he was
    pushing 120000kms on that belt.

    Terry in SEVERE winnipeg... :)
     
    loewent via CarKB.com, Apr 3, 2006
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  5. MG

    MG Guest

    thanks for the replies however I am still looking for the cost and a recco
    on a mechanic in Toronto :)
     
    MG, Apr 3, 2006
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  6. MG

    pars Guest

    Hide Auto on 15 Crockford Blvd (Scarborough)

    Pars
    98 Civic Hatch
     
    pars, Apr 9, 2006
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  7. MG

    pars Guest

    Hide Auto on 15 Crockford Blvd (Scarborough)

    Pars
    98 Civic Hatch
     
    pars, Apr 9, 2006
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