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They don't. I get such a kick out of the boys who buy foreign on the presumption of better reliability and then fork over $800 to change a rubber timing belt every xx miles!

 

Keep on truckin'. :uhoh:

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Yup...you replace them when they break....or you hear them being sloppy....That takes a little bit of a trained ear though.

 

These engines are non-interference engines...meaning the valves will not contact the pistons in the event of chain breakage.

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They don't. I get such a kick out of the boys who buy foreign on the presumption of better reliability and then fork over $800 to change a rubber timing belt every xx miles!

 

Keep on truckin'. :uhoh:

 

Thanks for your reply and info.

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Yup...you replace them when they break....or you hear them being sloppy....That takes a little bit of a trained ear though.

 

These engines are non-interference engines...meaning the valves will not contact the pistons in the event of chain breakage.

 

Thanks a lot for your help. I'm about ready to buy a 2002 2500 w/6L auto with 80,000 mi.

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Yup...you replace them when they break....or you hear them being sloppy....That takes a little bit of a trained ear though.

 

These engines are non-interference engines...meaning the valves will not contact the pistons in the event of chain breakage.

 

Thanks a lot for your help. I'm about ready to buy a 2002 2500 w/6L auto with 80,000 mi.

 

I've seen em with 250K on them and still running strong. Keep on driving.

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With the advent of roller cams and no distributor, timing chains will last until you rebuild you engine. Somewhere around 350K. My 2000 work truck has over 255K and runs a-ok.

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