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Timing chain or timing belt?
Do any of you know how to check without actually removing the valve cover? I'm trying to figure out if I need to worry about replacing the timing drive in my '94 Toyota Corrola, every where I look says it could be either or, or I'm reading the catalogs wrong.
So any thoughts, or should I just get over it and pull the blasted valve covers? |
I'd guess belt but would take the VIN to a dealer to be certain.
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ummm how about some details about the car....like which engine, manual or automatic etc.
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Good point cj, sorry about that
1994 Toyota Corrola 1.8L V4 Automatic, 4-speed I believe Original engine Front-wheel drive |
partsamerica.com shows a timing belt for that particular engine, and does not show a timing chain. Based on that I'd say it has a belt.
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Buy yourself a Factory service manual. They cost about up to $100 but it will tell you how to change it yourself, and with that manual it will make it a breeze.
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Look on ebay, you can usually pick up a repair manual for $20 or less.
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yes, its likely a belt, and you dont need to take off the valve cover (typically) to see that. there should be a plastic cover that covers the timing belt separately.
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heheh, maybe its a new engine design! |
It is defiantely a belt. I had a '94 'rolla with a 1.8l DOHC straight 4cyl. and when I replaced it, it was definatly a belt.
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