It’s best to refer to your owner’s manual for specific maintenance recommendations. A couple of years ago, purchased a 2011 Accord SE 2.4L and just about a week ago, got a 2013 Odyssey EX-L. However, this may vary depending on your specific model of Honda CR-V 2013. timing chain 3333 Views 61 Replies 25 Participants Last post by 0dyfamily, James Elam Discussion Starter Greetings.I'm relatively new to the world of Honda automobiles. I had a Milodon gear drive on my Buick for a little while, but it was noisier than shit and kept pinging my knock sensor, so I put the old chain back on. A: Generally, timing belts should be replaced every 60,000 miles while timing chains should be replaced every 100,000 miles. Interference is actually pretty common now, but not all engines with belts are interference.Īlso, just for trivia, chain/belt is nothing compared to direct gear drive. Non-interference have valves that will never contact the piston. Timing belts will only grenade your motor if you have what is known as an "interference engine", where the valves actually extend into where the piston travels. You have to replace it more frequently, but 70k-100k miles is a relative eternity for the majority of drivers. The belt is lower mass, easier to spin, less drag, and silent compared to a chain. The crankshaft and camshaft(s) of an internal combustion engine must always be kept in synch. Anyway, the main advantages of a belt over a chain are with noise and mass. 2005 Honda Civic 1.7L Timing Belt Diagram Timing Belt vs. Theres at least one Civic owner who has exceeded a million on the original engine, too. Follow your maintenance minder on oil changes and it should last you hundreds of thousands of miles. Worn guides and tensioners are more common than the actual chain itself, but failed parts often cause other parts to fail. The R18 engine in the HR-V has been used in the Honda Civic since 2005. From model year 2018 and later all Honda Accord engines came equipped with a timing chain. It is easier to predict if it needs a change. Over the years Honda Accords have come equipped with both engines that have timing belts as well as engines that have timing chains. As you know, oil is there in the engine to lubricate the components and also to dissipate the heat that is built when this timing chain spins. There are two main differences between a timing belt and a timing chain. They still wear out, stretch, break, and so on. They can last from 250,000 300 000 miles compared to the 100,000 miles a timing belt lasts. Also, besides doing rare oil changes, running the car low on oil can also hurt your timing chain and cause you timing chain symptoms. I know timing chains don't have to be replaced
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