Hello everyone. I have 2002 avalon with 91k - when should I replace the timing belt as preventive mainteance. Car is runing great after replacing 3 sensors.
I love the Avalon and want it to last as long as I see some other toyotas run!
Thanks
Ditto, do it now. Check the maintenance schedule in your owner's manual for the recommended replacement mileage, but it should probably be 90,000. I've only got 45,000 on my 2002 so I haven't checked the book yet myself.
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We had the Timing belt, Water pump, v-belt, Serp Belt replaced and Oil change at 97,500 mile by the Stealership for $775 Out the door. Not a bad price considering...
good reminder. i have been lazy and procrastinating alot my 91 camry (140k) and my avalon (115k) still has the original timing belts. this summer i have to do the timing belts on both.
Ditto, do it now. Check the maintenance schedule in your owner's manual for the recommended replacement mileage, but it should probably be 90,000. I've only got 45,000 on my 2002 so I haven't checked the book yet myself.
What the heck!!! TrailDust, how often do you drive your Avalon? I got over 213,000 miles on my 2001.
I had mine done around 90K miles. I would rather do it ahead of time rather than being forced to later when you don't have time. Otherwise if you have a spare car then wait till it snaps :P.. just kidding.
I heard that Toyota changed the spec to be 90K miles or 8 years, whatever comes first. You might want to check what your dealer shop can tell you.
Thanks!
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What the heck!!! TrailDust, how often do you drive your Avalon? I got over 213,000 miles on my 2001.
She's always been a bit of a garage queen, but especially since I got the Highlander that's totally true. Still, I try to take it on my bi-monthly runs down to Pendleton and back, about 90 miles round trip.
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