Original Mopar Timing Belts

The timing belt for your vehicle's engine is also referred to as a timing chain. It plays an important part in engine functionality and reliability. Here is why.

What does a Timing Belt Do?

The timing belt is made of durable rubber compounds with a smooth side, and a side with teeth that grips to the pulleys of your camshaft and crankshaft. Its main purpose is to keep your engine's valves and pistons opening and moving in time with one another. This is function is mandatory for a healthy operating motor and you're vehicle cannot run without it.

When to Change a Timing Belt

Timing belts usually last up to 100,000 miles, depending on driving frequency. A change may be required before or after but there are signs to look in a bad timing belt. If you've notice that your engine performance is off, look for signs of a bad timing belt such as::

• Frayed or cracked edges of the belt
• Belt looseness
• Unusual vibrations in steering wheel
• Screeching sounds beneath hood
• Engine stalling
• Dead engine at ignition

Maintain Reliable Engine Performance with a Mopar Timing Chain

We have the ideal belt fit for your vehicles' year, make, and model. When you are prepared to take on your engine belt change, find your future timing belt inside our online parts catalog. Once you place your order, we'll package and ship your Mopar products anywhere in the nation within 24 hours! If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us.