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    Exclamation Timing and Drive Belt

    Hey guys this might be a dumb question but whenever you replace your timing belt should you also replace your drive belt? Also how hard is it to do yourself because I am pretty sure I have waited waaaaay to long to change it.

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    if you have to ask how hard it is, you might not want to do it your self. and what drive belt are you referring to?

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    No. What kind of vehicle do you have first of all?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 97_luder View Post
    if you have to ask how hard it is, you might not want to do it your self. and what drive belt are you referring to?
    tru
    Quote Originally Posted by Double_0_Rusty View Post
    No. What kind of vehicle do you have first of all?
    tru


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    what the hell is a drive belt?
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    everyone knows vtec is a mate'n call

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    1993 ford escort 1.9, the drive belt is for the alternator, A/C, power steering...there is only one drive belt

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    serpentine belt you mean?
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir_Christopher View Post
    everyone knows vtec is a mate'n call

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    yes it is also called a serpentine belt

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    if you have to ask...ah skip it. pay barefoot to do it for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slimm View Post
    if you have to ask...ah skip it. pay barefoot to do it for you.
    i would have too agree


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    Quote Originally Posted by slimm View Post
    if you have to ask...ah skip it. pay barefoot to do it for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carcrazy599 View Post
    1993 ford escort 1.9, the drive belt is for the alternator, A/C, power steering...there is only one drive belt
    No, look at the belt to see if it is cracking up, splitting. Then you should replace it. Or just if the car has a lot of miles, and then belt hasn't been replaced, then do so.
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    Replace everything! It's better to do it now then to have to do it later.
    Peek-a-boo mofucka what now?!

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    Barefoot can help you out...


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    I am gonna get the belts inspected at goodyear for free

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    Quote Originally Posted by carcrazy599 View Post
    I am gonna get the belts inspected at goodyear for free
    just going to gl dont let them con u into something u dont need.


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    Quote Originally Posted by carcrazy599 View Post
    I am gonna get the belts inspected at goodyear for free
    hopefully that doesnt turn into a expensive "free" visit
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir_Christopher View Post
    everyone knows vtec is a mate'n call

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    Quote Originally Posted by carcrazy599 View Post
    I am gonna get the belts inspected at goodyear for free
    why?!?!?!?
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