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`lag
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I wouldn't think it would be a problem...

I'm seeing 60 to 100k for replacement type stuff, nothing on age.
Posted: 05/13/2026 at 12:15 PM ET
(In response to this post by Galenahokie)

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Timing belt; age or mileage? My Porsche 944 had it's timing belt replaced
Galenahokie 05/13/26 10:53 AM ET
I wouldn't think it would be a problem...
`lag 05/13/26 12:15 PM ET
Looks pretty good from here.
PhotoHokieNC 05/13/26 04:15 PM ET
If you're curious, have a shop check its condition to see if there's any...
EDGEMAN 05/13/26 11:20 AM ET
By the time they get the belt covers off, it's not that much more labor to
Galenahokie 05/14/26 09:53 AM ET
That was going to be my advice, too.
MP4VT2004 05/13/26 11:34 AM ET
It is most definitely an interference engine.**
Galenahokie 05/14/26 09:55 AM ET
What's the worst that can happen, it snaps and he needs a new engine?**
Brown Water 05/13/26 11:23 AM ET
MP4 refers to "interference" engines that is...
`lag 05/13/26 12:09 PM ET
Well...
EDGEMAN 05/13/26 11:32 AM ET
I'd wager mileage is the bigger factor. Unless the belt is 30 years old.**
Brown Water 05/13/26 11:13 AM ET