Honda Timing Belts

In order to run properly, your Honda needs the engine's valves and pistons to pump at the exact right time. In order for that to happen, the camshaft and crankshaft must be in sync. If they're not, engine parts get damaged. Badly. Fortunately, your factory timing belt makes sure that your camshaft and crankshaft are synchronized. The thing is, it's not always easy to tell when your timing belts is starting to go out. In fact, yours can fail with little to no warning. That's because the reinforcing cords on the inside may have lost their tensile strength and grown weak. Outwardly, though, the belt looks fine.

Potential Indicators of Imminent Timing Belt Failure

Have your Honda car, SUV, van, or pickup inspected immediately if you notice any signs like these:

• Engine misfires
• Ticking noises from your engine
• Exhaust issues
Your engine doesn't turn over

Your original timing belt can last anywhere between 60,000 and 120,000 miles, depending on your vehicle's age. The owner's manual will detail the replacement schedule, so be sure to consult it. Following that schedule ensures that your engine keeps running right. The best option for your replacement timing belt is always going to be from your OEM. That's because only genuine Honda timing belts are guaranteed to fit your model. Save yourself the headaches. Order your timing belt from our online auto parts center and save both time and money!