OEM Mitsubishi Timing Belts

The timing belt for your Mitsubishi model are also known as a drive belt. They must remain sturdy and reliable for your engine to operate and perform. Here's what they do, and when to seek a replacement belt for your engine.

The timing belts is made of rubber compounds that are designed for long lasting durability. With one side smooth, and the bottom side of the belt with teeth grooves that fit into the gears of your camshaft and crankshaft, the timing chain is what keeps your engine pistons and valves in time with one another. This drivetrain is required for a fully functional engine and it must remain intact and durable to work properly.

When to Change a Timing Belt

Depending on the mileage your drive yearly and the environment you're in, most vehicles require a timing belt replacement after 100,000 miles. If you visually notice fraying or cracking on the belt, it is wise to replace it immediately. Ignoring visual damage could lead to a break in the timing chain which can become detrimental to your engine health and performance.

Also, look out for signs of a bad timing belt such as:

• Screeching or squealing from beneath the hood
• Unusual engine vibrations
• Engine seizing or stalling

Make a Reliable Replacement | Choose an OEM Mitsubishi Timing Belt

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