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#4 of 9 Re: No timing belt Has Chain just learned. [nippononly]
by goredmatrixgo
Feb 02, 2007 (1:13 pm)
Thanks Nippon
I was losing faith in some1 responding.
It sounds like Toyota has an easy service maintenance plan.
I will prob. flush out the coolant and trans (Auto) b4 100K miles. Why not be on the safe side.
My Kia Sorento plan is crazy
Timing belt change
40K and again
80K
Trans Fluch
60K
Diff. Fluid
20, 40, 60K
Very expensive to maintain the warranty on it.
Thanks again for the info
#5 of 9 You're welcome! :-)
by nippononly
Feb 02, 2007 (4:01 pm)
#6 of 9 Re: You're welcome! :-) [nippononly]
by tedd66
Jan 08, 2008 (11:45 am)
Matrix uses a timing chain, not a belt, so Toyota eliminated that costly service on this model. You can go to Toyota.com and look up the service recommendactions for all their models (I think it goes back to 03).
#8 of 9 2005 Matrix XR - Timing Belt vs. Chain
by biggseal
May 01, 2010 (5:48 am)
From what I've read here, it looks as though this vehicle has a timing chain vs. a belt. does this mean that since I'm at 107K miles I don't need to worry about changing it? Thanks... BIGGSEAL OUT!
#9 of 9 Re: 2005 Matrix XR - Timing Belt vs. Chain [biggseal]
by circuitsmith
May 02, 2010 (4:03 pm)
If you change your oil regularly the chain itself will in theory last the life of the engine.
In reality the sprockets and chain tensioner typically get noisy ~200-300K miles.