Does 2004 Honda Element have a timing belt?
All 2004 Honda Element models have a timing chain and an interference engine.
Does a Honda Element have a timing belt or timing chain?
The Honda Element does have a timing chain. The coolant needs to be replaced every 60,000 miles.
How to tell if your Honda Element has a timing belt or chain?
Here is a list of timing belts and timing chains for a Honda Element. To see if your car has a timing belt or a chain, head on to the table down below and reference your model year with the corresponsing engine. How Can I Visually Tell If It Is A Belt Or A Chain?
When to replace timing belt on Honda Odyssey?
We had our 2005 Odyssey timing belt, tensioner, water pump and valves adjusted back in June 2012 with about 100K miles. The minivan is now at about 190K and 7 years after the first timing belt replacement. The parts are Honda for the timing belt replacement work by the dealer. 95% the drives are short local trips about 10-15 miles.
How many years does a timing belt last?
Apologize ahead for the many questions above. Timing belt longevity is both years and mileage. Typically 100,000 miles or 8 years. Which ever comes first. You should have confidence in getting another year out of your timing belt and ancillary components.
Here is a list of timing belts and timing chains for a Honda Element. To see if your car has a timing belt or a chain, head on to the table down below and reference your model year with the corresponsing engine. How Can I Visually Tell If It Is A Belt Or A Chain?
How long will the Honda Odyssey timing belt last?
The parts are Honda for the timing belt replacement work by the dealer. 95% the drives are short local trips about 10-15 miles. Will this timing belt last for another year which will get us to about 102K miles for this belt and 8 years?
How long does a timing belt last on a minivan?
The minivan is now at about 190K and 7 years after the first timing belt replacement. The parts are Honda for the timing belt replacement work by the dealer. 95% the drives are short local trips about 10-15 miles. Will this timing belt last for another year which will get us to about 102K miles for this belt and 8 years?
What’s the difference between timing belt and chain?
The reason for the plastic cover for belts is to provide easy access as timing belts have to be replaced after a certain interval whereas timing chains generally don’t and last the life of the car. Any other clues as to whether I have a belt or a chain?