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Default Timing belt Quality - 02-14-2004 , 11:48 PM






Is there cheap, good , better, best timing belts, like most car parts
,something that last longer then the others or all they about the same.



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Ken Sternberg
 
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Default Re: Timing belt Quality - 02-15-2004 , 10:55 AM






There is the OEM timing belt that theoretically lasts 80,000 miles.
They haven't been on the market long enough to verify this, so I'm
going to change it at about 70,000.


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Is there cheap, good , better, best timing belts, like most car parts
,something that last longer then the others or all they about the same.

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Default Re: Timing belt Quality - 02-15-2004 , 12:05 PM



Of all the parts that you might think of going cheep with, the T-Belt would
be THE LAST.

Tony

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,something that last longer then the others or all they about the same.





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Default Re: Timing belt Quality - 02-17-2004 , 08:33 PM



I dot want to go cheap, I want the best one I can get. But I dont know the
names, If I go to some auto parts store I'm at their mercy I guess.
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Of all the parts that you might think of going cheep with, the T-Belt
would
be THE LAST.

Tony

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Is there cheap, good , better, best timing belts, like most car parts
,something that last longer then the others or all they about the same.







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Default Re: Timing belt Quality - 02-17-2004 , 10:42 PM



Continental is the OEM supplier for timing belts I bleieve. I would
trust a Continental belt. Or oredr from German Parts or parts4vw

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I dot want to go cheap, I want the best one I can get. But I dont know the
names, If I go to some auto parts store I'm at their mercy I guess.
"Tony" <tshimi (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote in message
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Of all the parts that you might think of going cheep with, the T-Belt
would
be THE LAST.

Tony

"verndog" <fckoff (AT) nospamassholeCo (DOT) net> wrote in message
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Is there cheap, good , better, best timing belts, like most car parts
,something that last longer then the others or all they about the same.






Jim B.


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René G.
 
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Default Re: Timing belt Quality - 02-19-2004 , 03:19 PM



Buy parts from a VW-dealer. That's the best quality (=OEM) you can get.

René

Golf GT 1.8 16v 1982
Scirocco GT 1.6 1981 (just sold)
Vento GT 2.0 1994


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