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Anonymous Posted on Jun 24, 2009

When do i need to change timing belt on my 2003 hyundai xg350 just bought car and didnt get any info on it,

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If it looks cracked or rotted then i would change it but other than that i would just leave it

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I believe that a rule of thumb is if you have 7 cracks in a 1 inch span of the belt, change it ASAP.

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The manufacturer recomends timing belt replacement at 120,000 miles.

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