Accord 1996 EX : Missing timing belt cover seal
Hi,
The other day the mechanic was changing my brake and he noticed
my timing belt lower cover is missing the rubber seal.
I t seems the mechanic who changed my belt 20,000Km ago didnt put it or forgot it.
1- What are the consequence on my timing belt so far ???
2- Is my timing belt fucked because of the dust etc.... that get into it ??
3- Should I change the timing belt just in case it is damage ???
4- Should I put the seal or it is good like that ???
Thanks for help
The other day the mechanic was changing my brake and he noticed
my timing belt lower cover is missing the rubber seal.
I t seems the mechanic who changed my belt 20,000Km ago didnt put it or forgot it.
1- What are the consequence on my timing belt so far ???
2- Is my timing belt fucked because of the dust etc.... that get into it ??
3- Should I change the timing belt just in case it is damage ???
4- Should I put the seal or it is good like that ???
Thanks for help
those seals are there for a purpose. your belts should be ok right now but i would replace the seals to keep dust dirt debris out of there which will shorten the life of the belt
Just use some gray silicone and make yourself a new seal its cheaper that way.
Some people but not everyone runs their motors without a timing belt cover cause its "Cool" but really just wait for a rock to fall in their. So... speaking, I make a seal for it if you don't want water and dirt to splash in there especially mud.
Some people but not everyone runs their motors without a timing belt cover cause its "Cool" but really just wait for a rock to fall in their. So... speaking, I make a seal for it if you don't want water and dirt to splash in there especially mud.
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