Re: Timing belt replacement - What else should I get done at the same time?
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Originally Posted by LifeTech
I've had two bad experiences with the Goodyear Gatorback Belts on my 88 Corolla. I used them twice and they squealed and glazed my pulleys something fierce in no time. I went with Toyota OE Mitsobushi belts. They lasted much much longer.
For me ...never again.
Why do yu like these Goodyear serp. belts??
Have yu had much experience with them??
LT
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Interesting, I've had the opposite experience. My original belt was cracking and squealing at ~70k. Changed to the Gatorback and almost 100k later it's still in good shape and no squealing.
/Mike
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2001 2WD Silver Tundra: 4x4 TRD springs, Daystar 1", Carson AAL, red/blue Bilsteins, 265/75 Revo's, IS kit(minus bumper) and rims(hand polished), RF851X amp, Alpine HU, JL 6.5"XR comps, Qlogic with JL 8W3V2 subs. 185k miles and counting......
2005 Silver Sienna LE with 12" Overhead DVD
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