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Old 03-20-2016, 05:08 PM
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Icon5 timeing belt troubles.

I was on the highway when my timing belt let go, I managed to get to the shoulder and I have towed the car to a place I can work on it.

I am looking at this kit.
Amazon.com: Evergreen TBK143VCT 88-95 Honda Civic Del Sol 1.5 SOHC D15B1 D15B2 D15B6 D15B7 D15B8 Timing Belt Kit Valve Cover Gasket Water Pump: Automotive Amazon.com: Evergreen TBK143VCT 88-95 Honda Civic Del Sol 1.5 SOHC D15B1 D15B2 D15B6 D15B7 D15B8 Timing Belt Kit Valve Cover Gasket Water Pump: Automotive

My question is has anyone used evergreen parts ?
since a honda water pump alone costs more then this entire kit I have to wonder.
I really really do not what to have to do this twice so that is why everything is getting replaced not just the belt.
if anyone has had any experience with evergreen parts I would appreciate your assessment.
if anyone can suggest a different kit or part manufacturers you have had good luck with again I would appreciate the input.
thank you.
Old 03-20-2016, 09:35 PM
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I always suggest rockauto.com, and Gates belt.
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Originally Posted by motoxxxman
I always suggest rockauto.com, and Gates belt.
Gates > Honda?

I always use majestic honda for stuff like this (my local stealership Rapes me for at least %40 of what I can get on majestic)
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as far as I know, honda = Gates, when it comes to belts
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Originally Posted by motoxxxman
as far as I know, honda = Gates, when it comes to belts
Meh, it varies year by year. And model. And build location.
Gates is decent enough,though Id feel better with a Honda belt myself.
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I would go with a Gates kit over the one selected. When I did a Gates kit for my 98 Civic it came with a Koyo tensioner which is a OEM supplier and very good quality.
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Originally Posted by Bently_Coop
I would go with a Gates kit over the one selected. When I did a Gates kit for my 98 Civic it came with a Koyo tensioner which is a OEM supplier and very good quality.
x2 definetly. that amazon kit is way to cheap I wouldnt trust it at all. water pump alone should cost more then that kit. I try to go oem everything, gates is a great brand as well definetly dont buy that amazon junk, sometimes you get what you pay for, dont risk your motor those parts have to be terrible
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i've got 40k hard-driven miles on an evergreen engine rebuild kit from Amazon. just for reference.
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