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 Replacement Parts Catalog
OEM Replacement Parts Catalog
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What is a timing belt?
The timing belt is the belt that runs from your engine's crankshaft to the camshaft thus controlling how your pistons or valves fire or rotate. When your engine's crank turns, it then turns or rotates the belt which then turns your camshaft. The spinning of your camshaft is what causes your pistons to move up and down. The belt is very important because it's the only connection between the crankshaft and camshaft and it's vital to having properly functioning valves. Some vehicles do not have a belt. They will use a timing chain or timing gears instead, but they all work in the same fashion.
How do I know if I have a timing belt?
The best way to find out if you have a timing belt is to look at the front of your engine to verify what is connecting the crankshaft to the camshaft. It looks like a very wide fan belt which runs from the lower center of your engine block up towards the location of the alternator but not placed quite as high. Typical application is a belt or a timing chain. In cars like Volkswagen, you may see timing gears instead. Some engine compartments make it extremely difficult to access or even see your timing assembly. In that case, consult your vehicle's owner manual or call your dealer.
What's the best way to maintain my timing belt?
There is no good way to maintain or extend the life of any one timing belt. The belt material can't be conditioned with any store bought formulas, and the cost to get access to the belt is very often more expensive than the belt itself. The best way to insure a healthy timing belt is to replace it at the factory recommended intervals. This includes replacement of the water pump if that is recommended.
How do I know if my timing belt is out?
You'll definitely know if the timing belt goes out because you won't be able to start or run your vehicle at all. In the worst cases of timing belt failure, you can face very costly repairs as a result which could include valve jobs or other expensive engine work. That's why it's so important to replace them as recommended or when you see the first signs of trouble. The signs of a bad timing belt that you should watch out for include hesitation while starting the car, a rough idle, misfiring of the valves or pistons, and possible backfire out your exhaust due to carbon build up from piston misfiring.
How can I replace my timing belt?
Replacement of a timing belt is not an easy task. It was somewhat easier with older American cars as it only required removal of the radiator, maybe the battery, and a few other components or belts like the serpentine or fan belt. The difficult part was, and still can be, releasing the tension on the belt so it could be removed and replaced. This required movement and suspension of the engine block to move the crankshaft. In today's vehicles, it is actually more complicated as the timing assemblies are extremely difficult to access and some engines are situated in inverted or other positions in the engine compartment. For those who would like to change the belt themselves, please consult your owner's manual and your local dealership for advice.
Latest Honda Timing Belt Applications
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Goodyear Timing Belt
79-82 Honda Prelude 1.8 EK1 Timing Belt |
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MBL Timing Belt
79-82 Honda Prelude 1.8 EK1 Timing Belt |
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Goodyear Timing Belt
02-02 Honda Accord 2.3 SE 4dr F23A1,4 Timing Belt |
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Timing Belt
02-02 Honda Accord 2.3 SE 4dr F23A1,4 Timing Belt |
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MBL Timing Belt
02-02 Honda Accord 2.3 SE 4dr F23A1,4 Timing Belt |
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ContiTech Timing Belt
02-02 Honda Accord 2.3 SE 4dr F23A1,4 Timing Belt |
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ContiTech Timing Belt
00-01 Honda CRV SE B20Z2 Timing Belt |
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Goodyear Timing Belt
00-01 Honda CRV SE B20Z2 Timing Belt |
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MBL Timing Belt
00-01 Honda CRV SE B20Z2 Timing Belt |
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Goodyear Timing Belt
85-87 Honda CRX 1.5 HF EW1,D15 Timing Belt extended-life |
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MBL Timing Belt
85-87 Honda CRX 1.5 HF EW1,D15 Timing Belt extended-life |
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MBL Timing Belt
01-05 Honda Civic 1.7 DX/LX 2dr D17A1 Timing Belt |
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Gates Timing Belt
01-05 Honda Civic 1.7 DX/LX 2dr D17A1 Timing Belt |
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Timing Belt
92-95 Honda Civic 1.5 LX 4dr D15B7 Timing Belt |
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MBL Timing Belt
88-89 Honda Accord DX 2dr (carb) A20A1 We offer the several belt choices for this application: 14400-PC6-004 is available in various brands . These are all extended-life belts with a recommended replacement interval of 90,000 miles under NORMAL operating conditions. 14400-PC6-004ECO is also offered (as an economy alternative), but if this belt is installed instead of one of the extended-life belts, the technician should advise the vehicle owner that the recommended replacement interval should not exceed 50,000 miles. Timing Belt see NOTE!! We offer the following belt choices for this application: 14400-PC6-004 in Conti, Goodyear, and NPN brands . These are all extended-life belts with a recommended replacement interval of 90,000 miles under NORMAL operating conditions. 14400-PC6-004ECO is also offered (as an economy alternative), but if this belt is installed instead of one of the extended-life belts, the technician should advise the vehicle owner that the recommended replacement interval should not exceed 50,000 miles. |
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MBL Timing Belt
88-89 Honda Accord DX 2dr (carb) A20A1 We offer the several belt choices for this application: 14400-PC6-004 is available in various brands . These are all extended-life belts with a recommended replacement interval of 90,000 miles under NORMAL operating conditions. 14400-PC6-004ECO is also offered (as an economy alternative), but if this belt is installed instead of one of the extended-life belts, the technician should advise the vehicle owner that the recommended replacement interval should not exceed 50,000 miles. Timing Belt extended-life We offer the several belt choices for this application: 14400-PC6-004 is available in various brands . These are all extended-life belts with a recommended replacement interval of 90,000 miles under NORMAL operating conditions. 14400-PC6-004ECO is also offered (as an economy alternative), but if this belt is installed instead of one of the extended-life belts, the technician should advise the vehicle owner that the recommended replacement interval should not exceed 50,000 miles. |
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Timing Belt
92-95 Honda Civic 1.5 DX 3dr D15B7 Timing Belt |
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Gates Timing Belt
01-05 Honda Civic 1.7 EX 4dr D17A2 Timing Belt |
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Timing Belt
05-07 Honda Accord 3.0Hybrid 4dr JNA1 Timing Belt |
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Gates Timing Belt
05-07 Honda Accord 3.0Hybrid 4dr JNA1 Timing Belt |
Some Honda Timing Belt Applications (View Full Catalog Above)
| Honda Accord 1.6 |
Honda Accord 1.8 |
Honda Accord 1.8 (carb.) |
| Honda Accord 1.8 SEi (F/I) |
Honda Accord 2.2 DX 2dr |
Honda Accord 2.2 DX 4dr |
| Honda Accord 2.2 DX/VP 4dr |
Honda Accord 2.2 EX 2dr |
Honda Accord 2.2 EX 4dr |
| Honda Accord 2.2 LX 2dr |
Honda Accord 2.2 LX 4dr |
Honda Accord 2.2 SE 4dr |
| Honda Accord 2.3 DX/VP 4dr |
Honda Accord 2.3 EX 2dr |
Honda Accord 2.3 EX 4dr |
| Honda Accord 2.3 LX 2dr |
Honda Accord 2.3 LX 4dr |
Honda Accord 2.3 SE 2dr |
| Honda Accord 2.3 SE 4dr |
Honda Accord 2.7 EX V6 4dr |
Honda Accord 2.7 LX V6 4dr |
| Honda Accord 3.0 EX V6 2dr |
Honda Accord 3.0 EX V6 4dr |
Honda Accord 3.0 V6 2dr |
| Honda Accord 3.0 V6 4dr |
Honda Accord 3.0Hybrid 4dr |
Honda Accord DX 2dr (carb) |
| Honda Accord DX 3dr (carb) |
Honda Accord DX 4dr (carb) |
Honda Accord LX 4dr (carb) |
| Honda Accord LXi 2dr (F/I) |
Honda Accord SEi 4dr (F/I) |
Honda Civic 1.5 3Dr/4Dr |
| Honda Civic 1.5 CX 3dr |
Honda Civic 1.5 DX 2dr |
Honda Civic 1.5 DX 3dr |
| Honda Civic 1.5 DX 4dr |
Honda Civic 1.5 DX/LX 4dr |
Honda Civic 1.5 LX 4dr |
| Honda Civic 1.5 Std. 3dr |
Honda Civic 1.5 VX 3Dr |
Honda Civic Hatch CX DX |
| Honda Civic 1.6 DX 2dr |
Honda Civic 1.6 DX/SE 4dr |
Honda Civic 1.6 EX 2dr |
| Honda Civic 1.6 EX 4dr |
Honda Civic 1.6 HX 2Dr |
Honda Civic 1.6 LX 4dr |
| Honda Civic Si B16A2 VTEC |
Honda Civic 1.6 Si 3Dr |
Honda Civic 1.6 Wagon 4WD |
| Honda Civic 1.6EX/EX-S 2dr |
Honda Civic 1.7 DX/LX 2dr |
Honda Civic 1.7 DX/LX 4dr |
| Honda Civic 1.7 EX 2dr |
Honda Civic 1.7 EX 4dr |
Honda Civic 1.7 GX CNGeng. |
| Honda Civic 1.7 HX 2Dr |
Honda CRV 2.0 B20 EX |
Honda CR-V 2.0 LX 2WD |
| Honda CR-V 2.0 LX 4WD |
Honda CRV SE |
Honda CRX 1.5 DX |
| Honda CRX 1.5 HF |
Honda CRX 1.5 Si |
Honda CRX Si D16A6 |
| Honda Del Sol 1.5 S |
Honda Del Sol 1.6 S |
Honda Del Sol 1.6 Si SOHC |
| Honda Del Sol 1.6 VTEC B16 |
Honda Odyssey 2.2 |
Honda Odyssey |
| Honda Odyssey 3.5 EX |
Honda Odyssey 3.5 LX |
Honda Passport 3.2 V6 2WD |
| Honda Passport 3.2 V6 4WD |
Honda Pilot 3.5 4WD |
Honda Prelude 1.8 |
| Honda Prelude 1.8 DX(carb) |
Honda Prelude 2.0 Si |
Honda Prelude 2.0 Si (F/I) |
| Honda Prelude 2.2 (exc.SH) |
Honda Prelude 2.2 S SOHC |
Honda Prelude H22 SI VTEC |
| Honda Prelude 2.2 Type-SH |
Honda Prelude H23 2.3 SI SE |
Honda Ridgeline 4WD Truck |
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6VD1 |
A20A1 |
A20A3 |
B16A2 |
B16A3 |
B20A5 |
B20Z2 |
| B20__ |
BS1,A20 |
BT,A20A |
C27A4 |
D15B/Z8 |
D15B1 |
D15B2 |
D15B6 |
| D15B7 |
D15Z1 |
D16A6 |
D16Y5 |
D16Y7 |
D16Y8 |
D16Z6 |
D17A1 |
| D17A2 |
D17A6 |
D17A7 |
EF1 |
EK1 |
EM1 |
ES2 |
ES3 |
| EW1,D15 |
EW_,D15 |
F22A1 |
F22A1,6 |
F22A4,6 |
F22B1 |
F22B2 |
F22B6 |
| F23A1,4 |
F23A5 |
H22A1 |
H22A4 |
H23A1 |
J30A1 |
J30A_ |
J35A6 |
| J35A9 |
J35A_ |
JNA1 |
More Applications (View Full Catalog Above)
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