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Mitsuboshi Timing belt
ARFalconXX
Rating 4.5
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The only thing I concerned was the timing belt itself. It was a US made MITSOBOSHI instead of Japan made one. But it was perfect fit, didn’t miss timing even by 1 teeth.

Pros: perfect fit, accurate timing
Cons: US made (initial concern)
Vehicle: Toyota Land Cruiser
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Mitsuboshi Timing belt
BoundlessFail
Rating 5.0
  • Visible wear:

Had the timing belt replaced last year - didn't find a single crack on the old one despite it being 20 years old. Ditto for the serpentine belt. The dealer's head technician had told me that Mitsu's rubber quality is top notch - on par with Toyota, way better than Nissan's (his words). I didn't believe him until I saw the belts with my own eyes.

Pros: no cracks after 20 years, top notch quality
Vehicle: Mitsubishi Montero
Mileage: 72420 km
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OEM Volkswagen Timing belt

Glad you used lock tools. You could always reinstall tools to check. But if pin was in crank and bar installed hard to screw that one up for belt.

Pros: used lock tools
Vehicle: Volkswagen Touareg
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OEM Volkswagen Timing belt
ghettochilds
Rating 4.0
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For my vehicle, a VW Tiguan 2018 2.0L 4Motion diesel SEL model, I opted to replace the timing/Axillary belts (due to a squeal noise) at 36,000 miles. As shown in the attached photographs, the timing and auxiliary belts were showing signs of wear.

Pros: replaced due to squeal noise
Cons: belts showing signs of wear
Vehicle: Volkswagen Tiguan
Mileage: 57936 km
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OEM Volkswagen Timing belt
Vdubin4life
Rating 4.0
  • Visible wear:

They recommend 10 years or 120k miles I pushed mine till 11years and 160k miles but when I removed my original belt it had a significant crack in it from dry rotting

Pros: pushed to 160k miles
Cons: significant crack, dry rotting
Vehicle: Volkswagen Passat
Mileage: 160000 km
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OEM Volkswagen Timing belt
Optiker
Rating 3.0
  • Visible wear:

When I checked my belt at 60k miles I found it was very loose. Loose enough that I checked the camshaft timing to be sure it hadn't jumped at all. The engine ran a lot better after I adjusted the belt tension.

Pros: engine ran better
Cons: belt was very loose
Mileage: 96560 km
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Mitsuboshi Timing belt
Hansj3
Rating 0.5
  • Visible wear:

He had installed an OEM manufacturer Mitsuboshi timing belt, and it snapped. Apparently it was a knock off. He reinstalled the old belt. I disconnected the injector to the cylinder with a bent valve, and drove it 200 miles home, on 5 cylinders. It actually ran better when I plugged the injector back in, When I got home.

Cons: belt snapped, knock off
Vehicle: Honda
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