Timing belt OEM Toyota or OEM Honda

OEM Honda Timing belt

Look for an older Honda accord with a manual transmission (MT). MT cars were made in Japan and last forever. I had a 1999 MT Accord and put over 600,000 miles on it. I changed the timing belt every 100K and kept newer tires on it.

Pros: last forever, newer tires
Mileage: 965606 km
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OEM Toyota Timing belt

A mouse got itself in behind the timing cover on my dad's Tundra. The mouse got et, the engine jumped time. Somehow the valves were OK. New belt and a bit of gore removal and it was back to normal.

Pros: valves were OK
Cons: engine jumped time
Vehicle: Toyota Tundra
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OEM Toyota Timing belt
shrimpynut
  • Visible wear:
Rating 5.0

Change the lower ball joints, timing belt and associated parts and it\u2019ll run for years. The 3.4 engines are tanks, really hard to kill and you\u2019ll easily find ones that are hitting 500k+

Pros: hard to kill, runs for years
Vehicle: Toyota
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OEM Honda Timing belt

Timing belt seems cheap,im guessing aftermarket parts? Id ask for honda genuine parts if i were you- honda tech here,seen cheap aftermarket timing belt components fail and cause engine damage. Valve adjustment seems a lil high,it is tedious to perform. Reason for adjustment? We only adjust if the valves are noisy or run into misfire issues. Rest of parts are within the timing belt work procedure,ask if they can do better since they’re already there. Id skip the valve adjust

Pros: Honda genuine parts
Cons: cheap aftermarket parts fail, valve adjustment tedious
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OEM Honda Timing belt

Timing belt is annoying, but not a deal breaker and makes for slightly quieter operation.

Pros: slightly quieter operation
Cons: annoying
Vehicle: Honda Odyssey
Mileage: 43000 km
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OEM Toyota Timing belt
v8vh
  • Visible wear:
  • Starting:
Rating 2.0

I think this is what has happened to a 91 Soarer I rescued from a field. Sounded WEIRD trying to start. Went to check plug leads and thats where I saw the chewed up and snapped timing belt.

Pros: chewed up timing belt
Cons: snapped timing belt
Vehicle: Toyota Soarer
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OEM Honda Timing belt
Salami
  • Visible wear:
  • Starting:
Rating 1.0

Turns out I did not tighten the bolts enough on the intake cam gear. A couple came very loose or out. Tore up the timing belt, the cam gear and valve cover.

Cons: Tore up timing belt
Vehicle: Honda Civic
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Which timing belt to choose — OEM Toyota or OEM Honda?

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Comparison of timing belt OEM Toyota and OEM Honda
  1. PR Score.
  2. Overall ranking.
  3. Vote balance.
  4. Average rating.
  5. Number of reviews.
  6. Feature ratings.
  7. Car owners’ choice.

Which timing belt are better — OEM Honda or OEM Toyota?

In March 2026 on PartReview, timing belt OEM Toyota were overall better than OEM Honda.

  1. OEM Toyota received a PR Score of 85 out of 100, and OEM Honda scored 72 points.
  2. OEM Toyota ranked 4 in the overall ranking, and OEM Honda ranked 5.
  3. The average rating is higher for OEM Toyota (4.2) than for OEM Honda (3.5).
  4. Timing belt OEM Toyota have better feature ratings than OEM Honda:
    • Visible wear - owners believe, that this property for OEM Toyota is better than OEM Honda.
    • Starting - drivers claim, that this property for OEM Toyota is outperforms OEM Honda.
    • Noise - reviews suggest, that this property for OEM Toyota is preferred to OEM Honda.

Which timing belt are more popular — OEM Toyota or OEM Honda?

Timing belt OEM Toyota and OEM Honda were equally popular according to data in March 2026.

By vote balance, timing belt OEM Toyota surpassed OEM Honda:

  • For OEM Toyota, the ratio of positive (69) to negative (12) votes is 57 votes.
  • For OEM Honda, the ratio of positive (78) to negative (30) votes is 48 votes.

By number of reviews, timing belt OEM Honda surpassed OEM Toyota:

Which timing belt do car owners prefer — OEM Toyota or OEM Honda?

In March 2026, according to PartReview, timing belt OEM Honda led more car-specific ratings than OEM Toyota:

OEM Honda are chosen by owners of cars such as: Honda Accord, and others.

Timing belt OEM Toyota have not yet taken leading positions in car-specific ratings. You can help by adding a review and specifying your car.

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