Eagle Timing Belt Cover

The timing belt cover on your vehicle is there to shield your timing belt from foreign objects and debris. Although your Eagle timing belt cover is meant to protect, it can also be damaging to the timing belt. A timing belt cover that hasn’t been installed properly can break your timing belt. There are two engine types that use timing belts: interference engines and non-interference engines. These vehicles used to rely on timing chains, however, when auto builders realized that timing belts were cheaper and less noisy, timing chains were phased out. Typically, a timing belt should be change anywhere between 60,000 to 105,000 miles. Check with your owner’s manual for the recommended mileage. There’s no way of knowing when your timing belt will break so follow the recommended time in your manual. If the timing belt does break without warning, your vehicle won’t be able to run. Get your next timing belt or timing belt cover from us for the best deal on the web.