Is the timing belt the same on a Honda Odyssey?
Good luck, sorry to hear the dealer screwed you. Timing belt process is pretty much the same between all Honda/Acura V6 engines, definitely same as 09 Accord, so look up the steps about threading the rod to get a better idea of what I am talking about. Wow, that dealer really screwed you.
When to replace timing belt on Honda Pilot 3.5?
How to replace the timing belt and associated components on a 2004 Honda Pilot 3.5 V6, start to finish. Honda recommends replacing belt at 105k/84 months.
What does ” looks good ” on a Honda Odyssey mean?
“Looks” good could mean anything, depending who you are asking. If the salesman or dealer had proof positive that the timing belt had been changed, he or she would be sure to trumpet that, and would try to work that somehow into the pricing. The timing belt replacement was one of the biggest decisions whether to get the Odyssey or the Sienna.
How do you replace a timing belt pulley?
Remove the serpentine belt and tensioner. Remove crank pulley. Remove the lower timing belt cover. Thread the rod to hold down the tensioner pulley. Undo 2 bolts that hold the hydraulic tensioner. Then reassemble. No need to mess with top end at all. No need to worry about timing marks, as the belt stays put.
When should you replace timing belt on Honda Odessey?
The timing belt on a Honda Odyssey generally needs to be replaced about every 60,000-100,000 miles . If you tend to drive in places with extremely hot or extremely cold temperatures, it’s a good idea to replace it closer to 60,000 miles than to wait until 100,000 miles.
Why do I need to change my timing belt?
Breakage is not the only reason to replace your timing belt. Looseness and wear can allow the timing belt to slip, resulting in very poor performance, a no-start condition, or engine damage. Proper maintenance requires timing belt replacement at regular intervals – before it breaks or wears out.
How long can a timing belt last on a Honda?
Hondas have been known to last for a while with timing belts up to 180,000 miles. Honda typically recommends you change your belt closer to 60,000 miles, so this would definitely be an anomaly. At least one driver on CarTalk mentioned that they had a Honda Prelude that got to about 230,000 miles on the original timing belt.
Do I need to change my timing belt?
Some manufacturers recommend changing the timing belt every 60,000 miles, others recommend longer intervals. The timing belt connects the crankshaft to the camshafts so valves open and close at the right time.