My Cerato 2007 keeps busting the belt in 1 week 3 times help?

Some Kia models have a timing chain and some have a belt depending upon their design requirements. If you drive a Kia Rio, Picanto, Cerato, Sorento, Sedona, Venga, Optima, or Sportage, then you have a timing chain that is a critical component for your engine's performance.

Your 2007-2009 Honda s2000 has a timing CHAIN
http://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/730245-honda-s2000-timing-belt-or-chain-help


http://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/968469-regarding-timing-belt-or-chain


http://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/931157-timing-belt-replacement-decision-based-on-miles-or-years

Just keep an ear for the tensioner and guides making excess noise... Your question was too vague so I gave you 3 links to start

When you push the clutch in ther must be two wires
pinching together, put the vehicle on a lift, with someone
inside it, have them push the clutch. While you or someone inspects for that.

It has timing chain not belt.



Kia Performance Parts

Howmany miles on this Kia? and what kind of transmission? automatic? or standard shift?

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Are you talking about the timing belt?

you should do it at or before 60000 miles

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Regards, Lee Davidian

Altenator is bust or the belt to the altenator is broken.

Edit a video on this job. That is right you do not have to remove the alternator! You go in from underneath. Here’s a video on the job that I made about a week ago.Works for 1998, 1999, 2000 & 2001 Dodge Caravan’s, town and country and grand Voyager’s. https://youtu.be/CrG8vBuy4xE

Here's something that might help you. Year older but should be same. Click on the link & scroll way down to 4.7 view, and click on picture to enlarge it.

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