The 2004 Honda CRV doesn't use a belt, it uses a chain. A belt will wear down and need to be replaced. A timing chain, on the other hand, should last the lifetime of the car. It's almost unheard of for a timing chain to break.
PS: The 2004 CRV does have a known issue where the AC compressor has a tendancy to, litterally, blow up. Honda settles a class action lawsuit about it.
Hi should be done every 100,000kms my husband says and has always done so on all his cars, says it;s cheap insurance.Margaret
SOURCE: Replace Timing Chain for 2003 Honda CRV?
Rule of thumb this is a timeing belt and it should be changed every 75,000 mile as a general practice. I hope this helps, dont forget to rate my answer, thanks
SOURCE: Timing chain or belt for a 2004 Honda Accord
It depends, 4cyl. is a chain, the 6cyl. is a belt and it is an interference engine. I have not done this one yet, but Hondas are never that easy.
SOURCE: has a 2004-2006 honda accord 2.2 diesel, timing belt or chain?
Timing chains are overall more reliable, and never require replacement. Timing belts on the other hand run much quieter and are easily replaced.
Timing belts should be replaced every 60-90 thousand miles depending on driving conditions and climate.
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SOURCE: 2004 Honda CRV Check Engine light
the check engine lamp is not affected by things like tyres, brakes etc. It shows that the vehicles engine management system had detected a fault with the engine or engine sensors. Check the engine for broken or disconnected wiring (maybe it was disconnected during the replacing of the hoses but not reconnected). If you fail to locate anything, check the manual for the correct fault code retrieval procedure or take the vehicle to a professional. Tyres may affect your ABS system or Airbag systems but they usually have their own warning lamp and are unrelated to the check engine lamp..
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