#2004 Lexus is300

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sinful monolith
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Alright i just need advice on how long you think this timing belt has left on it, i mean it’s 22 years old so i know it’s screwed but im stuck daily driving it till I can either save up enough money from my part time job or convince my dad that it actually needs replaced (im 16)

elder sun
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That belt is not 22 years old. It has paint marks indicating it has been replaced. Look though your glove box and see if you can find a recept of it being done. As long there are no cracking its safe to drive on untill you have money to get it changed.

sinful monolith
fierce creek
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oh nvm I can see teeth inprint

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eh doesnt look bad tho id say it should be fine till you got better finances

elder sun
fierce creek
elder sun
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It stays even with a roller.

fierce creek
elder sun
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Yes. On my car the roller has not even begun wearing the paint after a year of driving.

fierce creek
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ah

elder sun
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10 years and 100 000km miles, sure.

fierce creek
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damn i prolly should of done the water pump on my 1uz

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though the marks were more like chalk then paint

elder sun
fierce creek
sinful monolith
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Yeah the belt doesn’t have a known history of being replaced but it’s had a couple different owners, car only has 83k miles tho.

elder sun
sinful monolith
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Thanks for your help.

fierce creek
elder sun
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Nah nah. If a Lexus dealer did that belt it would not have any marks at all. There is equipment to do belts ”blind”.

fierce creek
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ye I was just saying incase it was a belt from say blueprint or sum

elder sun
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?

sinful monolith
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Yeah it makes sense to not be a dealer done belt, there is 0 history on carfax or in known repair history, but the last 2 owners of the car were “do it themselves” people so maybe one of em did it

fierce creek
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this part i ordered for my 200sx came with chalk marks for timing

elder sun
fierce creek
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oem replica part

sinful monolith