Modern vehicles use belts, rather than chains, to control the critical timing of air, fuel, and exhaust in the engine. Many of these vehicles use “interference” style engines. When [...]]]> Many manufacturers recommend timing belt maintenance every 60,000 miles.

The failure of a timing belt is one of the most common reasons cars break down, often with catastrophic results.  

Modern vehicles use belts, rather than chains, to control the critical timing of air, fuel, and exhaust in the engine. Many of these vehicles use “interference” style engines. When the belt wears and breaks in an interference engine, moving components of the engine slam into one another which can result in serious engine damage.

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