$695 Timing Belt?
#4
RE: $695 Timing Belt?
i had my first civic's timing belt changed 10 years ago for $600 along with some routine maintenance.
it was a bargain because if your belt breaks, you're screwed.
broken valves smashing into piston crowns when your belt breaks isn't a pretty sight.
and get your timing belt changed every 60,000 miles, not 100,000.
it was a bargain because if your belt breaks, you're screwed.
broken valves smashing into piston crowns when your belt breaks isn't a pretty sight.
and get your timing belt changed every 60,000 miles, not 100,000.
#7
RE: $695 Timing Belt?
Man I feel lucky I didn't have a clue what the prices was. I got my d16z head, vtec wireing harness, water pump, timing belt , oil change, and new antifreeze for $200 installed. I may have forgot something but he did my whole mini me swap. Now he is selling me a stage one clutch and flywheel installed for $150. He is a good friend that works for honda and love to work on them for his friend and I guess for cheap. But I don't mind that. Knowing what I know now. I should take him out to eat or something.
#8
RE: $695 Timing Belt?
LOL ya owe him a little more than that. I would pay someone like that to do the work, as long as i can watch and help. Hands on is how ya learn. I really wish i knew how to change pistons and rods, god i wanna learn.
#10
RE: $695 Timing Belt?
Yeah He lets me do alot of hands on stuff and help because I don't know alot about working on cars. I also learn alot here and I ask stuff before I go over there on here so I some what know whats going on. Ever now in then he will say (how did you know that. I thought you was learning not telling me this stuff before we start) and I reply hondacivicforum.com and he says well it's sounds like they know there **** and he doesn't say that about anyone. He's one of those guys that reads all the books at honda and take ever class he can when they offer them.