OEM Timing Belts
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What Does a Timing Belt Do?
Timing belts are a critical component of your vehicle’s internal combustion engine’s valve train system. It synchronizes the rotation of the crankshaft, which drives the pistons, with the camshaft, which controls the opening and closing of the engine valves. With precise coordination, the timing belt creates efficient combustion and prevents potential damage that could occur.
When the Timing Belt Needs Replaced
If your timing belt is worn or damaged, it’s essential to fix or replace it quickly to avoid harming the engine. Here are some signs and situations that could happen if the timing belt is failing:
- Engine power loss
- Engine misfiring
- Squealing, rattling, or slapping sounds
- Engine won’t start
- Engine overheating
Why Buy OEM Timing Belts
The timing belt is an important part of the vehicle’s valve train system, interacting with many other components. The proper function of them along with the timing belt is crucial to optimal engine performance. With OEM timing belts, you can ensure that not only was the part made for your specific vehicle, but it was manufactured at the same quality level as the original parts. Big 3 Auto Part carries timing belts for Fords, GMs, and Mopars. Shop our collection to find the part you need.
Timing Belt Cover, Upper
Mopar - Dodge:
- Dart
- Fiat:
- 500
Engine Timing Belt Tensioner
Ford - Ford:
- F-150
Engine Timing Belt Tensioner
Ford - Ford:
- EcoSport
Timing Belt Cover, Lower
Mopar - Jeep:
- Liberty,
- Wrangler
Timing Belt Cover, Lower
Mopar - Fiat:
- 124 Spider
Timing Belt Cover, Upper
Mopar - Fiat:
- 124 Spider
Timing Belt Cover, Outer Lower
Mopar - Chrysler:
- PT Cruiser,
- Sebring
- Dodge:
- Stratus
Hex Head Screw And Washer, Timing Belt Cover To Head Left
Mopar - Chrysler:
- 300,
- Pacifica,
- Sebring,
- Town & Country,
- Voyager
Hex Head Screw And Washer, Timing Belt Cover To Block Right Rear
Mopar - Chrysler:
- 300,
- Pacifica,
- Sebring,
- Town & Country,
- Voyager
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