When should the timing belt be replaced?
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Asked by Jeff Aug 17, 2009 at 08:58 AM about the Honda Odyssey

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have 137k miles on mine - when should I get the timing belt replaced?

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Zia answered 14 years ago

Timing belts should genereally be changed btwn 60-80k miles. Sounds like you've had a good innings at 137k with no change!

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Jeff answered 14 years ago

the car is on its 3rd transmission. would honda had to replace the belt when they installed them?

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Zia answered 14 years ago

I'm not sure about that, unless you specified it. Has the car been going to Honda for service for the whole 137k? If so, then I imagine Honda would have changed it or mentioned it to you along the way, but it's best to look into it and double check for your peace of mind, as it could cause problems if you don't change your timing belt when needed.

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Jeff answered 5 years ago

The transmission and timing belt are on opposite ends of the transmission. It's doubtful they considered changing it.

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