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CarGuru > Honda > Timing Belt - 96 Accord Engine Interference Type? 9 April 2005 03:47:04

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Timing Belt - 96 Accord Engine Interference Type?

Boner 7 April 2005 13:28:43
 Likely, I got a 1996 V6 accord, and the timing belt replaced after 150k km
or 100k miles was like new. The mechanic said I could have left it in for
up to 250k km or 200k miles? I saw the belt.... The honda belt he put in
now makes my RPM needle jump around alot? is it fucked? but my car drives
perfectly??
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Disallow 8 April 2005 02:36:55 permanent link ]
 Where are you located? Is it considered a 'severe
driving area' as per the manual? If so, the interval
for t-belt change is 100000kms. Otherwise its
160000kms. And yes, its interference, so best not
to play with fire....

I don't see what the Tachometer and the T-belt have
to do with each other... maybe the CKP sensor??
One of the Honda techies on the site may be able
to enlighten you on that one...

t

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Woody 8 April 2005 16:28:45 permanent link ]
 You need a new mechanic. No one can look at the belt and tell if it is good
or bad or how long it will last. The internal fibers in the belt could be
breaking down and there is no way to tell until it starts stretching out. By
then it is too late as it will jump teeth. If the rpm is jumping around he
may have jumped some teeth when installing the belt. If it is only the gauge
check all the ground connections and have the battery/charging system
checked.


"boner" <supafocka@yahoo.ca­> wrote in message
news:Xns963137F7FAC­82boner@216.196.97.1­42...> Likely, I got a 1996 V6 accord, and the timing belt replaced after 150k km> or 100k miles was like new. The mechanic said I could have left it in for> up to 250k km or 200k miles? I saw the belt.... The honda belt he put in> now makes my RPM needle jump around alot? is it fucked? but my car drives> perfectly??


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Colin 8 April 2005 22:54:47 permanent link ]
 disallow wrote:
Where are you located? Is it considered a 'severe> driving area' as per the manual? If so, the interval> for t-belt change is 100000kms. Otherwise its> 160000kms. And yes, its interference, so best not> to play with fire....>
I don't see what the Tachometer and the T-belt have> to do with each other... maybe the CKP sensor??> One of the Honda techies on the site may be able> to enlighten you on that one...>
t
I'm not sure about the 96s, but my 92 has a sensor in the distributor that
will occasionally come a bit loose, resulting in the tach looking like a VU
meter from an old stereo. tighten the connections, and it's all good :)­
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