2001 Toyota Sienna "replaced timing belt" Questions

...timing belt on Toyota Sienna van? It's a 1999 model with 210,000 kms on it and I need a new water pump. Should I replace the timing belt at the same time? Somewhere between 90,000 mil;es and 120,000 ...

...timing belt issues??? i only have 30k miles and it sounds as if my car is making that "timing belt" sound. could i need to replace my timing belt so soon? i doubt your timing belt is bad allready. ...

timing belt replaced? Also, I have heard that it is a good idea to replace the water pump with the timing belt. Why is that? Thanks Scheduled Maintenance Services, for most Cars, has to be done at 30K

REPLACED, INCLUDING TIMING BELT, POWER BELT... AC BELT...BUT WONDER HOW MANY THERE ARE. Three I think two. I have my 99 Sienna just changed, the mechanic said two belts, one is timing belt, another is

how do you tighten the serpentine belt? if your car has a serpentine belt,which is 1 belt that controls everything,then there is no adjustment.if your belt is loose,then you will need to replace your ...

...timing belt on my 2001 Toyota Seinna replaced and I am getting mixed advise, I am aware that I should get the water pump done at the same time and the Crank and Cam seal if they are leaking, but is ...

...wear signs. Depending on what engine the recommended maint. varies. But as a general rule, I recommend the timing belt should be replaced at 90k miles or 72 months. I hope this answer your

...and bucks Had water pump and timing belt replaced on 2001 toyota sienna, now when engine is cold the car hesitates and bucks need to recheck timing marks if this started when you replaced

replaced. Replacing timing belt,Sienna 1998: 1.Disconnect battery (-) cable and plastic wiper washer cowl assembly 2.Remove spark plugs and put all wirings,cables out of the way 3.Drain coolant (cold)

timing belt was replaced oops ,didnt read the FSM did you? watch out of bent valves, ? no engine stated. twin cams, boom. the belt must be timed with prefection. timed and tensioned to prefect. no ifs