High Mileage.... No Timing belt change!....

I would for high miles. Also would sand cam shaft with fine grit sand paper. 1000 grit.

It has a timing chain..Can't find any info on mileage to change?? belts are about 60.000 miles, i don't think you have to worry about changing by miles ??
You may call Toyota dealer and ask service manager?? Hope this helped you ?

If you change the timing belt it is reccomended to also change the tensioner and idler pulleys as well, depending on the mileage. You can change just the belt but it is a little risky, considering you can't actively see what's going on in there. If your timing belt slips on that engine, There's a good chance of doing major damage.

Toyota recommends replacement every 90,000 miles or 72 months, whichever occurs first. This is an interference engine which piston to valve damage will occur due to timing belt failure. Hope this was very helpful.

Starting around 2003 toyota changed the design of their 4 cyls in the camry, they no longer use a timing belt, they use a chain that doesnt require you to change it like a belt.

Average replacement mileage for a timing belt is around 60,000 miles. Many cars I have purchased had over 100,000 miles on them and had never had the belt replaced. Try to use original equipment belts or high quality after market belts when replacing. Cheap belts will not last as long and could cause serious problems if neglected(example cheap alternator belts will squeak, stretch easily, and not hold up.). I always replace all the belts when doing a job this intense. If your car has high miles it is a good idea to replace the water pump at the same time you do the timing belt.

80 thousand miles is the best, any more you are risking damage to your engine.

Normally it is at 50,000km and when converted to miles it would be at and estimated 30000mi to 35000mi at max. depending yet on usage, if always on long trips more shorter mileage reading before changing of the belt.

Yes those vehicles have timing belts instead of chains. I have yet to see a timing belt that doesnt need to be changed at some point. Maybe the tech meant you didnt need to change them now. Each manufacturer has their own mileage interval, but generally speaking, anywhere between 60,000 and 90,000 miles they are due to be replaced.

a timing belt is normally suggested to be done at 100,000km you can go longer but anything can happenafter .pierre