Pontiac Timing Belt




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2009 Pontiac Wave5 Timing Belt - Engine Mechanical
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Replaces OE number 19194256; AC DELCO TIMING BELT -- A high quality, OE replacement timing belt.
  • AC Delco
  • Sold Individually
Price: $88.13


4 Cyl 1.6L Base, SE
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Features patented and self-lubricating fabric that provides exceptional resistance to abrasion for extended pulley and belt life; 1210 mm effective length, 25 mm top width, 9.525 mm tooth pitch, 127 teeth, hi-temperature/reinforced teeth construction, round tooth profile.
  • Dayco
  • Sold Individually
Price: $30.77


4 Cyl 1.6L Base, SE
Tough and wear-resistant fabric resists oil and engine heat; Made from highly saturated nitrile.
  • Gates
  • Sold Individually
Price: $35.55


4 Cyl 1.6L Base, SE
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BECK ARNLEY TIMING BELT -- A High Quality, Direct-Fit OEM Replacement Timing Belt.
  • Beck Arnley
  • Sold Individually
Price: $30.11


4 Cyl 1.6L Base
With 12-month or 12,000-mile DNJ limited warranty; DNJ ENGINE TIMING BELT -- Designed to meet or exceed OE specifications.
  • DNJ
  • Sold Individually
Price: $36.63


6 Cyl 3.4L GT, GTP
Advancements in technology today have created vehicles that offer 100,000 miles drivetrain and huge service intervals. These innovations were motivated by the need to generate cleaner and fuel effective automobiles. And the result is a shift from mechanical vehicles to electronic controlled ones. The components and mechanisms that were once used by drivers have now been replaced by efficient computers that control everything that is going on in the engine.

As a driver and Pontiac owner you are probably well aware that when it comes to your engine, timing is very important. The action of the camshaft in relation to the crankshaft and the opening and closing of the valves has to be in exact order and timing. Without a synchronized action, you can never expect your engine system to work properly. The car component that keeps everything in timing is the timing belt. This belt is basically a toothed flexible belt that connects the crankshaft to the camshaft.

In the past, drivers have low regard to timing belts. They believe that high torque and constant twisting can easily crack, damage and stretch the belt, so frequent inspection is needed. But with advancements in technology, manufacturers were able to produce timing belts that are much durable, reliable and efficient. But this does not mean that inspection is no longer needed. Just like any other component of your car, periodic inspection is still needed to make sure that they are always in excellent condition and can effectively suppress the stress that it experiences.

Time will come though that the timing belt will eventually lose its strength the durability. Classic symptoms of worn out timing belts are loss of power and noise coming from the timing cover. At first sight of these symptoms, you have to immediately inspect the timing belt and arrange for replacement if needed. Do not put off replacement if you do not want to get your engine system damaged and your pocket drained. Contact your local mechanic for help in replacement if you do not have the necessary skill and tool. This way you are sure that your new timing belt will function properly.

If you are looking for quality Pontiac timing belts, do not hesitate to shop here at Parts Train. Don't worry; our online catalog is easy and simple to browse. If you have any concerns you can always talk to our customer service representatives and they will assist you in your shopping. Shop with us now and replace your worn out timing belt right away.

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