I'm moving overseas to Italy and am forced to sell my '98. Every caller I get about the vehicle they ask if the timing belt has been replaced. Is the timing belt that common of a problem? I've only owned the truck for a year and I've never had a single problem with it. Any way to know if it has been replaced? This is on a 3.4L V6 and 165k on the clock.
Timing belt question
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icantsee
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Timing belt & water pump is a normal wear & tear item when it comes to an older vehicle, especially w/ a vehicle w/ a lot of miles.
Potential buyers are just curious, because it will be one thing less they need to spend money on to replace.
The actual timing belt & water pump doesn't cost much, it's just the extensive labor behind it, that's expensive.
Potential buyers are just curious, because it will be one thing less they need to spend money on to replace.
The actual timing belt & water pump doesn't cost much, it's just the extensive labor behind it, that's expensive.
shootmymime
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shouldnt there be a sticker saying the date and millage when the timming belt was replaced? like on the timming cover?
