Toyota question
Doe anyone know if the newer Toyota engines use a timing belt, or timing chain?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Forum Discussion
dakdave wrote:
check your owners manual.usually will have suggested replace times in it if they have a belt
80,000 miles seems to ring a bell. Serious valve train damage if it prematurely breaks.- check your owners manual.usually will have suggested replace times in it if they have a belt
BTPO1 wrote:
Why not ask the dealer, they will check with their mechanics. That is what I did when I bought my Corolla. I was going to get the Camry, but it had a timing belt and the Corolla had a chain.
Good idea. I guess I have a thing about getting trustworthy answers from dealers.Completely unfounded, of course. :B- Why not ask the dealer, they will check with their mechanics. That is what I did when I bought my Corolla. I was going to get the Camry, but it had a timing belt and the Corolla had a chain.
lryrob9301 wrote:
All Toyota overhead camshaft engines in the last ten years have used timing chains.
Good to hear. I'm contemplating the purchase of a2015 Toyota Sierra minivan, not as a tow vehicle but an everyday driver.- All Toyota overhead camshaft engines in the last ten years have used timing chains.
