Timing belt and water pump
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Timing belt and water pump
Hi. I replaced the timing belt and water pump on my 99 Civic at 147, 146km with OEM timing belt and water pump. I bought the timing belt and water pump online for $130 with free shipping from autopartsway. The waterpump says it's AISIN but I think it's the company that makes it for Honda. The timing belt is HONDA brand. I took it to a mechanic and charged me $300 for labour to replace both.
After replacing the timing belt and water pump, should I be concerned about how I drive my car for the first couple of hundred kilometers since I have a new timing belt and water pump? Should I drive slower until the new timing belt and water pump settles in?
After replacing the timing belt and water pump, should I be concerned about how I drive my car for the first couple of hundred kilometers since I have a new timing belt and water pump? Should I drive slower until the new timing belt and water pump settles in?
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Re: Timing belt and water pump (globy123)
just drive normal and dont drive like an idiot and u should be fine. theres really no need to drive slower than usual
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Re: Timing belt and water pump (_cxhatch_)
Yep as long as it feels ok and they didnt mess up the timing you should be good. Mine started making a weird noise after I got the T belt and pump put in but I think its bc we didnt tension it properly. Dont really care tho its getting a new motor.
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