I own a Toyota Camry 2001 model. I have had to change timing belt almost every 2 to 3 months and this is the only issue the car have. Does anyone knows a permanent solution to this timing belt issue, because my cousin use same car and has experience same timing belt replacement issues.

Please advise...expects in the house

Onosy:
I own a Toyota Camry 2001 model. I have had to change timing belt almost every 2 to 3 months and this is the only issue the car have. Does anyone knows a permanent solution to this timing belt issue, because my cousin use same car and has experience same timing belt replacement issues.

Please advise...expects in the house

Chaii... Big frustration at its peak. I had the same issue with d same car of recent..

Ju st get an experienced mechanic to get you a Tokunbo belt

Onosy:
I own a Toyota Camry 2001 model. I have had to change timing belt almost every 2 to 3 months and this is the only issue the car have. Does anyone knows a permanent solution to this timing belt issue, because my cousin use same car and has experience same timing belt replacement issues.

Please advise...expects in the house

Get original belt and be happy

Check the pulley

Onosy:
I own a Toyota Camry 2001 model. I have had to change timing belt almost every 2 to 3 months and this is the only issue the car have. Does anyone knows a permanent solution to this timing belt issue, because my cousin use same car and has experience same timing belt replacement issues.

Please advise...expects in the house

Brand new OEM timing belt - Aisin, Dayco, Gates or Mitsuboshi

Check if you're having an oil leakage of any sort. Whenever the timing belt is soaked with oil it causes the weakness of the belt and it cuts before you know it.

You need to work on the engine. That's a sign the engine is due for a total overhaul or tune-up. Here our mechanics waste your money and time, then finally suggest you buy a new engine.

Onosy:
I own a Toyota Camry 2001 model. I have had to change timing belt almost every 2 to 3 months and this is the only issue the car have. Does anyone knows a permanent solution to this timing belt issue, because my cousin use same car and has experience same timing belt replacement issues.

Please advise...expects in the house

though I'm a panel beater but I know
of mechanic and rewire who're good
in this certain area,my location is at
surulere 09073027735

It was this same timing belt issue that forced me to sell my 1999 toyota camry in 2017. Imagine traveling and the belt cut off. I purchase another tokunbo in 2017 but I'm yet to experience timing belt issue on it. Check if there's no oil leakage, check the pulley and order for original timing belt. The car is very rugged but the timing belt is one of the issue associated with camry 1998-2001.

Onosy:
I own a Toyota Camry 2001 model. I have had to change timing belt almost every 2 to 3 months and this is the only issue the car have. Does anyone knows a permanent solution to this timing belt issue, because my cousin use same car and has experience same timing belt replacement issues.

Please advise...expects in the house

I was in your shoe until last year June. I was buying 2 belts, one spare incase it cuts in a lonely road. Mine was cutting every 2 months, until I came across a guy that advised me to buy Mitsuboshi and that was my savior, from June to now, no cutting. I Don travel east to Lagos twice and the belt never cut.

Don't buy any tokumbo belt, I spent 12k for tokumbo belt and it cut after one month.

Thank you all for your response and suggestions. My mechanic bought a Madza timing belt and used that one when he fixed it last few weeks ago and no issues yet. Also I noticed the oil seal at the timing belt compartment was leaking so he also changed the oil seal.

He is observing it for now. Let me see how long this one will last. I will try the Mitsubishi belt and also the tokunbo belt

Cybercop2002:
though I'm a panel beater but I know
of mechanic and rewire who're good
in this certain area,my location is at
surulere 09073027735

Thanks for the response. The car is located in Warri.

aieromon:


Brand new OEM timing belt - Aisin, Dayco, Gates or Mitsuboshi

Mechanic ask what number... that they do have numbers

Arysexy:


I was in your shoe until last year June. I was buying 2 belts, one spare incase it cuts in a lonely road. Mine was cutting every 2 months, until I came across a guy that advised me to buy Mitsuboshi and that was my savior, from June to now, no cutting. I Don travel east to Lagos twice and the belt never cut.

Don't buy any tokumbo belt, I spent 12k for tokumbo belt and it cut after one month.

The Mitsubishi timing belt, what number?
Mechanic said they have numbers

Onosy:


Mechanic ask what number... that they do have numbers

Toyota
13568-79225
13568-09041

Gates
5202XS
T138
T199

Dayco
94167
163STP8M267H
163STP267H
163SHP267

Mitsuboshi
163S8M27
163S8M27 HNBR

aieromon:


Toyota
13568-79225
13568-09041

Gates
5202XS
T138
T199

Dayco
94167
163STP8M267H
163STP267H
163SHP267

Mitsuboshi
163S8M27
163S8M27 HNBR

Please what's the solution to shocks problems.

Onosy:


The Mitsubishi timing belt, what number?
Mechanic said they have numbers

Not Mitsubishi but Mitsuboshi. You can pre order it

Arysexy:


I was in your shoe until last year June. I was buying 2 belts, one spare incase it cuts in a lonely road. Mine was cutting every 2 months, until I came across a guy that advised me to buy Mitsuboshi and that was my savior, from June to now, no cutting. I Don travel east to Lagos twice and the belt never cut.

Don't buy any tokumbo belt, I spent 12k for tokumbo belt and it cut after one month.

Where did you buy this bro?

aieromon:


Toyota
13568-79225
13568-09041

Gates
5202XS
T138
T199

Dayco
94167
163STP8M267H
163STP267H
163SHP267

Mitsuboshi
163S8M27
163S8M27 HNBR

Thanks

Arysexy:


Not Mitsubishi but Mitsuboshi. You can pre order it

From where can I order it

adubam:


Please what's the solution to shocks problems.

What is the issue?

Onosy:


From where can I order it

Contact Crixie
https://www.nairaland.com/crixie

aieromon:


What is the issue?

My shocks doesn't seem OK. Once I carry 3 persons or more at the back it depresses too low. I just all 4 last September. And it also makes a loud noise on potholes.

adubam:


My shocks doesn't seem OK. Once I carry 3 persons or more at the back it depresses too low. I just all 4 last September. And it also makes a loud noise on potholes.

Probably low quality shocks. What vehicle is this?

aieromon:


Probably low quality shocks. What vehicle is this?

Camry 1999. But I fixed Lexus shocks on it.

How can i get this Toyota Camry timing belt original mishiboschi

Onosy:
Thank you all for your response and suggestions. My mechanic bought a Madza timing belt and used that one when he fixed it last few weeks ago and no issues yet. Also I noticed the oil seal at the timing belt compartment was leaking so he also changed the oil seal.

He is observing it for now. Let me see how long this one will last. I will try the Mitsubishi belt and also the tokunbo belt

How is the Timing belt now is it still giving you wahala after the observation?

If the factory belt can cut any installed belt can also cut. What we are looking for is the longevity.

As in is am a new user to camry 2000. Started experiencing this timing belt issues since July till now, I have bought different brands from 5k to 25k and still all snap once it's 30days clock.....one month.

Ko ye mi mo

What to do, should I change all the pulley and oil seal cause no oil leakage at all.

Was considering ordering complete kit from Ali express.

Kindly advice

Pikazo:
As in is am a new user to camry 2000. Started experiencing this timing belt issues since July till now, I have bought different brands from 5k to 25k and still all snap once it's 30days clock.....one month.

Ko ye mi mo

What to do, should I change all the pulley and oil seal cause no oil leakage at all.

Was considering ordering complete kit from Ali express.

Kindly advice

My mechanic got one one that last for over 6 months.

One major issue with the belt cutting is oil leak and pulley....if any of the rollers is bad or oil drop on the belt it will reduce the lifespan.

But this timing belt issue remains the major problem of 2000 Toyota Camry

Onosy:


My mechanic got one one that last for over 6 months.

One major issue with the belt cutting is oil leak and pulley....if any of the rollers is bad or oil drop on the belt it will reduce the lifespan.

But this timing belt issue remains the major problem of 2000 Toyota Camry

I used mine for 8 years without any issue. I didnt open this engine for same period

Dozieson:


I used mine for 8 years without any issue. I didnt open this engine for same period

I had same experience and after the one that came with the car broke, I have been changing it until my mechanic bought one that last more than 6 months.

He had to serve the rollers and also change oil seal around there to ensure no oil leaks.

I believe when the engine is not firing well it affects it and is the challenge I have now trying to get EGR vacuum modulator.