I have no idea when my timing belt was changed (if ever). My local garage has said it's a days work - can this be true? Is it much of a job? Also, how often shoul it be changed.
Thanks, Jim
Thanks, Jim
Timing Belt for 2H Engine (1 Viewer)
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Jim, there is no timing belt on your 2H. :whoops: It has gear driven timing.
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That's the best news I've had all day! I could tell the mechanic had no idea what he was talking about either. I looked thru the manual online a birfield.com (slow business with a dial up) and could find no reference to a timing belt so suspected it might be gear driven. Oh well, we live and learn 
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That's the best news I've had all day! I could tell the mechanic had no idea what he was talking about either. I looked thru the manual online a birfield.com (slow business with a dial up) and could find no reference to a timing belt so suspected it might be gear driven. Oh well, we live and learn
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One more of the advantajes of Toy ( olds ) engine .. ! ( if is Diesel better )
That's the best news I've had all day! I could tell the mechanic had no idea what he was talking about either. I looked thru the manual online a birfield.com (slow business with a dial up) and could find no reference to a timing belt so suspected it might be gear driven. Oh well, we live and learn
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One more of the advantajes of Toy ( olds ) engine .. ! ( if is Diesel better )
