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the recommended change interval is 60,000 miles / 96,000 km's, although the belts are known to last long past that point. For example, the timing belt on my mom's '95 Avalon was still in new condition after 60,000 miles.
You can run it past where you are at now, but it is not recommended, as your engine is what is known as an interference engine. That meanins that there is not enough room for the piston to be all the way up, and have the valves be open at the same time. If the belt breaks while you are driving the 2 can make contact and rouin your engine.
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Toyotas in the family/next of kin:
1982 Corolla Wagon, 1989 Corolla DX, 1991 Previa LE, 1993 Previa LE,
1993 Pickup, 1994 Corolla DX, 1995 Avalon XL, 1996 Camry XLE, 1998 Avalon XL,
1998 Sienna CE, 1999 Camry XL, 2000 Camry XLE, 2002 Tundra, 2003 Tundra,
2003 ES 300, 2004 Camry XLE, 2005 Tacoma
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last time I was at Toyota, the newer Camry's had that interval in their books.
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