Elmo P. Shagnasty
05-28-2007, 06:43 PM
In article <zYGRa.8349$Je.4390@fed1read04>,
"Dick M." <webmiles@coxREMOVE.net> wrote:
> The owner's manual says to replace the timing belt
> at 105,000 miles for my 2000 Odyssey. Isn't that
> too long to wait?
>
>
Ummmmm....let's see here. You bought a $25,000 vehicle. The
manufacturer tells you to do the timing belt at 105K miles OR some
certain time period, whichever comes first.
So you want to ignore the requirements of the people who designed and
built the $25,000 car--and come to the USENET instead to get critical
information like this?
If you're worried about it, just change the belt sooner--right? I mean,
really--are you going to trust the people here over Honda on something
like this?
"Dick M." <webmiles@coxREMOVE.net> wrote:
> The owner's manual says to replace the timing belt
> at 105,000 miles for my 2000 Odyssey. Isn't that
> too long to wait?
>
>
Ummmmm....let's see here. You bought a $25,000 vehicle. The
manufacturer tells you to do the timing belt at 105K miles OR some
certain time period, whichever comes first.
So you want to ignore the requirements of the people who designed and
built the $25,000 car--and come to the USENET instead to get critical
information like this?
If you're worried about it, just change the belt sooner--right? I mean,
really--are you going to trust the people here over Honda on something
like this?