Timing belt Gates or OEM Honda

Gates Timing belt

Timing belts arnt as bad as people say. Just pay attention to detail. I’d just say, make sure you do all the tensioners and everything else that connects to it, there should be a full kit of all the parts.

Pros: full kit of parts
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OEM Honda Timing belt
JoshPum
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Rating 4.0

Use a genuine Honda belt if you decide to replace it, a new auto parts store belt will likely fail before that old Honda belt.

Pros: superior longevity (Honda)
Cons: generic belts fail faster
Vehicle: Honda Civic
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Gates Timing belt

That's a gates timing belt which is a high quality aftermarket belt. It is not OEM and has been replaced. It looks like it was replaced at around 100k miles which is spot on.

Pros: high quality, good longevity
Vehicle: Honda Civic
Mileage: 100000 km
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OEM Honda Timing belt
daleming69
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Rating 1.0

I had a customer who brought in a car with seemingly “authentic Honda” parts that failed prematurely. Lo and behold it was a counterfeit timing belt kit and the belt snapped sending everything else to shit.

Cons: failed prematurely, counterfeit
Vehicle: Honda
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OEM Honda Timing belt
Ros_c
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Rating 1.0

There is a fault with these engines! The belt starts to break up prematurely, clogging up the oil galleries inside the engine! First sign of this starting to happen is your turbo starts to get louder, then siezes. Happened mine just outside of warranty (42k miles). Luckily honda footed the bill and replaced the engine.

Cons: premature belt breakup, oil gallery clogging, turbo seizure
Vehicle: Honda Civic
Mileage: 67592 km
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