98 Corolla Timing Belt

[Jaggrey]

Do you change the belt at 60,000 miles or 90,000 miles on a 98 Corolla? It was manufacturered July 1998.

I know with my Avalon there was some confusion cuz apparently that year was when the ones made during the 1st half of the year were 60k, while afterwards was 90k. (Turns out mine was changed at 60k anyway....)

Any idea???

[ziddey]

Originally Posted by Jaggrey

Do you change the belt at 60,000 miles or 90,000 miles on a 98 Corolla? It was manufacturered July 1998.

I know with my Avalon there was some confusion cuz apparently that year was when the ones made during the 1st half of the year were 60k, while afterwards was 90k. (Turns out mine was changed at 60k anyway....)

Any idea???

the corolla is noninterference right?

[REN69]

I thought the 1ZZFE motor has a timing chain.. not a belt.

[Dr Tweak]

Originally Posted by REN69

I thought the 1ZZFE motor has a timing chain.. not a belt.

Correct.

[Jaggrey]

So if that's correct then it's every 120k or so right? I didn't know that Corollas have a timing chain.... since when?

[Dr Tweak]

Originally Posted by Jaggrey

So if that's correct then it's every 120k or so right? I didn't know that Corollas have a timing chain.... since when?

'98. Not sure on the mileage....

[Buurin]

Originally Posted by Jaggrey

So if that's correct then it's every 120k or so right?

Infinity. The chain last almost forever so you don't change it.

[FLipDaVy]

98 doesnt have a belt

[rated_w]

Originally Posted by Buurin

Infinity. The chain last almost forever so you don't change it.

incorrect. toyota recommends you change it every 192000 KM .. I've ridden up to 240 000 km on my older GM car before without any timing issues.. but I would change it at atleast 250000km

[corolla_racer]

i thought then use chain to..........