[Shotimes] Timing belt

[bjshov8@comcast.net]

Take comfort in knowing that the water pump and CPS will typically fail before the timing belt, and 76k miles is not too early to replace them.  Consider that you replaced the water pump to prevent it from failing at an inopportune time, and while you were at it there is no more labor involved to reassemble with a new timing belt in place.


> I just had the timing belt, water pump, CPS and TB tensioner replaced on my
> 1991 SHO. At 76000 miles the timing belt was as tight as new and looked like
> it would go another 76000. I should have waited  a while longer but i was
> getting nervous about the 60000 thing. Now i know from experience that is WAY
> too soon!!!! It isn't even broke in at 60000 miles.