by RICK, Jul 11, 2013

Does your vehicle have a TIMING BELT?

If so, (read on and see how you can receive $25.00 off on any timing belt replacement) there are replacement mileage intervals, recommended by the vehicle manufacturer, for timing belt replacement - usually between 60,000 miles and 105,000 miles.  You can find the recommended interval in your owners manual or we can look it up for you.

Timing belts do wear out.  If you have an interference engine and the belt should break it usually will cause heavy damage to the engine.  When a belt breaks, the camshaft stops turning leaving some of the engine valves in the open position and exposed to possible damage from the inertia of the crankshaft turning and moving the pistons up and down.  This can result in broken or bent valves, damaged pistons, and possibly, destroyed cylinder head and block.

To avoid serious damage, call us at 402-421-1900 and we can determine if you have a vehicle with a timing belt.  We can also change the belt and related components on your vehicle with our ASE certified technicians and give you peace of mind and confidence in the reliability of your vehicle.

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MENTION THIS POST AND RECEIVE $25.00 OFF ON YOUR VEHICLE TIMING BELT REPLACEMENT.