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I would assume it must be similar to the UK car.. my 96 UK car is specified at every 45,000miles or 3years (time I am not overly sure on, but know it is 45k).
I'll second that, the garage that changed mine I used to work at and all three of them had to hold a belt wheel and slip the belt on
They are a really long belt and go right along the front of the engine..
Roughly 2metres long belt..
Interesting that it is suppose to be a non-contact engine then..
Is that a "they normally do no damage" or "they never do"?
I tested the theroy on a Toyota MR2 Turbo.. belt snapped at 95mph and did no damage.. was booked in to be changed the following week and was under the mileage but over the age..
I did mine,didnt think it was to bad to do,Ive done worse!!!!
Took the rad out,much more room.
Took 2.5 hrs.
Used small Snap-on brake pipe clamps to hold the belt around the 4 cams
I would have to agree that the timing belt is fairly easy if there is two of you,We done in about 2 hours,Just make sur you mark everything with some tippex,Its been on for around 2 months now,Cheers Jayz.