Ebay Timing Belt Kit....

[Accordlx]

my timing belt is due, should I stick to OEM or Autozone or Ebay, what you guy think of Ebay timing belt kits,? any one here done timing belt using Ebay T-kits,

need to save as much money as possible lol.

Thanks

[d112crzy]

It depends which seller you buy from.

There is a local autoparts store here that sells on ebay(don't know the name). I've used their parts lots of times without problems, and I know a few others have purchased their t-belt kits from them as well.

[deevergote]

Any belt will work for a while. The lesser quality belts might fail after a few thousand miles. Maybe 10,000, maybe 20,000... maybe 100,000. OEM or a very well known aftermarket brand would be best, and would be most likely to last the longest (even the good ones COULD be flawed... the chances are less, though)

[TypeG]

i wouldn't use anything other than OEM, but that's because i see firsthand what aftermarket parts can do to a honda. later.

[OwninUSince1902]

I would go with OEM

i bought a t-belt kit off ebay and it was all OEM in OEM packaging and its been good to me

[ExplodingCake]

It's only $35 from Honda Automotive Parts. OEM too.

[deevergote]

Yeah, $35 is MUCH cheaper than a new engine

[prNonVtec4u]

Amen!!!

[Boost_Lee]

i bought my stuff from a guy on honda-tech. He sells OEM quality timing belt kits and can get almost any seal you need to goalong with it. Look for "Yoparts" or "Tom@yoparts.com" something like that

[JohnD1079]

I would go with OEM

i bought a t-belt kit off ebay and it was all OEM in OEM packaging and its been good to me

Where in the world do you get a Oem honda Timing belt for $35. Ive searched, and the cheapest honda stuff was like $90.

Unless you get that conti-crap, That shits like worse than autozone i heard.

[jhondayaaj]

Where in the world do you get a Oem honda Timing belt for $35. Ive searched, and the cheapest honda stuff was like $90.

Unless you get that conti-crap, That shits like worse than autozone i heard.

well, If you work for the dealer, you get the discount. but that's just me.

[JohnD1079]

well, If you work for the dealer, you get the discount. but that's just me.

But you didnt respond to my thread asking for people who work for honda when i needed

[ExplodingCake]

Where in the world do you get a Oem honda Timing belt for $35. Ive searched, and the cheapest honda stuff was like $90.

It's only $35 from Honda Automotive Parts. OEM too.

Answer is already there , are you sure you searched?

[jhondayaaj]

But you didnt respond to my thread asking for people who work for honda when i needed

what did you need again??

[Losiracer2]

There's nothing wrong with Conti belts, looked fine to me, and has worked for me so far. I think it mainly matters who installs the belts, cause therein lies the part that could really fuck up your motor. An inexperienced mechanic who doesn't know what he's doing could screw up the timing, not line up the marks and wreak havoc on your motor. Have someone with experience under his belt do the job. Most belts nowadays are pretty well built.