Does extended warranty cover timing belt?

Does extended warranty cover timing belt?

As a rule, extended warranties do not cover scheduled maintenance items such as oil changes, timing belt replacements or tune-ups. Most extended warranties don’t cover items that wear out, such as brake pads and windshield wipers.

Is a battery covered under Toyota extended warranty?

Most car warranties, including a Toyota certified warranty, do not cover battery repairs or replacement. Investing in an additional car battery warranty is important if you value the safety of your vehicle. You can purchase a Toyota car battery at an authorized Toyota dealership or other dealerships like Walmart.

How often do you need to replace timing belts on a Toyota?

Some Toyota engines have timing belts, some have timing chains. It pays to know what your engine has. Belts need to be replaced at normal intervals (usually every 90-100k on late model cars) or you will have hell to pay. Timing chains however are a different story and will generally last the lifetime of the engine.

Where are the timing belt marks on a Toyota V6?

There is a small pin on the face of crankshaft sensor wheel and bump on the oil pump housing, (see Photo 5a) and at both camshafts (mark on the face of the sprockets, small depressions on the inner front cover) See Photo 5b. If the marks are not lined up, put the crank bolt back in and turn the engine one revolution to line them up.

How to replace timing belt on Toyota Landcruiser 1HZ?

Rotate the engine over twice untill your timing marks realign and check that all the marks are exactly aligned before fitting the timing cover. Not your ready to fit the power steering resivour and the timing belt replacement sticker. Then start your vehicle and ensure everything is running ok!

Is the belt and tensioner covered under the extended warranty?

If they argue that the belt is a wear and tear item ask them when its a scheduled service item. I doubt the tensioner is covered by the standard powertrain warranty (which generally does not apply to engine accessories), but probably would be covered by an extended warranty, depending on the fine print in the policy.