Are You Looing Timing Belt

The timing belt controls the engine's valves by turning the camshaft and crankshaft at the appropriate speeds. We carry a large selection of long-lasting timing belts for all makes and models of vehicles. It is critical to keep the timing belt tensioned properly. Too loose, and it will flap around, potentially causing the engine valves to open at the wrong time and be struck by the pistons; too tight, and it will put too much strain on the cog bearings. Tensioner pulleys keep the timing belt taut, and they should be checked regularly and replaced if worn to keep the timing belt from malfunctioning. Cracks, shredding, sagging, or brittleness are examples of visible signs of wear and tear in the timing belt. In addition, if the belt is not turning properly, you may hear a squealing sound. However, because the timing belt can snap without warning, it's critical that you replace it in accordance with your car manufacturer's specifications, even if you don't notice any signs of damage.