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by Stableboy on December 17th, 2006
I've a long string of Toyotas, they're always very reliable. The one I have now was built in '93, it has 155k miles and shows no sign of slowing down. I repair things from time to time, but never anything major (engine, trans, etc.)
I will drive this car until it falls apart: I'm guessing sometime around 250k-300k miles.
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my toyota solara has 165,000 miles. never changed the timing belt and its wayover due. want to go on a trip first. think we will make it, without the belt breaking?
by Anonymous on December 19th, 2006
Sounds risky, John. They're supposed to be replaced around 60k, you should be on your 3rd. And that's a nasty breakdown, because you might have to wait in Podunk for a new belt. Maybe you should buy the belt and throw it in the trunk so any mechanic can do the job quickly.
by Stableboy on December 19th, 2006
replacing a timing belt requires lifting the engine and also replacing the waterpump, at the same time. think i will just rent a car and do the timing belt things....next year.
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