engine time belt is behind the cover on the front side of the engine, and out of sight. Insight belt is time consuming and expensive, and unfortunately incorrect. Time belt timing belt, and usually fail by stripping off the teeth. Cracks formed on the basis of the teeth are visible only when the belt is removed. After the belt is off, there is little point in setting an old back. the main cost is in operation to remove it.
So how do we know when to replace? By consulting the schedule recommended in the manual. The term is used belts to be scheduled for replacement every 50,000 miles. Through design improvements, today belt takes 60000-105000 miles, depending on the make. Replace the belt when it is scheduled for replacement is the only way to avoid the broken belt and engine damage.
There are car manufacturers that do not include the time zone on the schedule service. There are a number of reasons for their failures, but I think it's mostly a marketing gimmick. Leaving a strip of the time schedule gives the car a lower perceived cost of ownership. As long as the engine is likely to suffer catastrophic damage if the belt breaks, they realized that you can only get a tow truck. The truth is that time of belts made of rubber and tires do not last forever. Just as the addition of drive belts wear out, so that time zone. I've seen cars that list the time zone in the schedule one year, and to omit the following, even though the engine is the same with the same time, strap on it. In this case, a good rule of thumb is that if your time zone has 90,000 miles on it, get it changed.
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