On a 1995 1.9l Ford Escort LX at what mileage should the timing belt be changed
Car runs ok but am at 155000 KM and was wondering when I should get the timing belt changed.
Your Answer:
Related Questions
-
On a 1995 1.9l Ford Escort LX at what mileage should the timing belt be changed 1 Answer
Car runs ok but am at 155000 KM and was wondering when I should get the timing belt changed.
1995 Ford Escort 2 Dr LX Hatchback
-
Maintenance & Repair
-
my 1995 ford escort lx 1.9l has a "NO START" Condition. New timing belt, spark to the plugs, and coil pack, I do not know what it could be, any suggestions or help would be great. 1 Answer
my car was driving fine, then all of a sudden acted a little odd, like it was trying to get hot but the gauge didn't even go halfway, i pulled the car over and turned it off and has not started sinc...
1995 Ford Escort 4 Dr LX Wagon
-
Maintenance & Repair
-
change timing belt on 1994 ford escort 1.9L 2 Answers
my belt broke n i have removed every thing but the crankshaft pulley bolt and the pulley.how do i stop the crankshaft from moving when i try too remove bolt???
1994 Ford Escort
-
Maintenance & Repair
-
what is located under the battery on a 1995 ford escort 1 Answer
under the battery their is a black vent looking piece what is that should it have a cover on it
1995 Ford Escort 4 Dr LX Wagon
-
Maintenance & Repair
-
How to set the timing on a 1996 ford escort? 2 Answers
Changing the timing belt.
1996 Ford Escort 4 Dr LX Wagon
-
Maintenance & Repair
Shortcuts
Search Ford Escort Questions
CarGurus Experts
-
#1dandyounReputation1,110
-
#2diyfixerReputation720
-
#2Gene ArnettReputation720
Find great deals from top-rated dealers
SearchRelated Models For Sale
Used Honda Civic
175 Great Deals out of 4,082 listings starting at $440
Used Honda Accord Coupe
4 Great Deals out of 47 listings starting at $5,895
Used Ford Taurus
8 Great Deals out of 82 listings starting at $2,499
Used Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
9 listings starting at $19,998
Used Ford Fiesta
6 Great Deals out of 178 listings starting at $4,300
Used Honda Accord
52 Great Deals out of 997 listings starting at $2,995
Used Toyota Camry
52 Great Deals out of 1,161 listings starting at $4,594
Content submitted by Users is not endorsed by CarGurus, does not express the opinions of CarGurus, and should not be considered reviewed, screened, or approved by CarGurus. Please refer to CarGurus Terms of Use. Content will be removed if CarGurus becomes aware that it violates our policies.