Genuine GM Timing Belts

One of the main drive belts of your engine is the timing belt. It essentially runs your vehicle and without it, your car is out of commission.

What a Timing Belt does For Your Car Engine

The timing belt is a rubber belt with a smooth top side and a grooved or notched bottom side. Rubber teeth intervals that work on a set of gears that keep your engine valves and cylinders pumping in time with one another. The timing belt runs the motion that draws forth the fuel and oxygen into your engine for combustion through the spark plugs. The timing belt allows for the system to function while pulling together the correct ratios.

Signs of a Degrading Timing Belt

Your timing belt sees plenty of pressure and heated temperatures. They can last up to 100,000 miles, but around 80,000 miles is when you should routinely inspect your drive belts. Check for cracks or brittleness in the belt as well as any warped edges or fraying. If your timing belt is damaged or is facing symptoms of old age, replace it immediately. You can save yourself from costly repairs if it ends up snapping while your engine is running.

Save Money on Chevy Timing Belt Replacement

Timing belt replacements are not a fun tass. If you're the DIY type or looking to save money by ordering your engine drive belts online, you're in the right spot. We knock off up to 35% off the MSRP on our GM parts. Not only that, but we ship nationwide to anywhere in the country!

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