OEM MOPAR Timing Belts & Chains

Timing belts are large rubber bands that attach to your car's engine. They are extremely important pieces that drivers depend on for their daily commute.

What does a Timing Belt Do?

Made of heat-resistant rubber materials, the timing belt, also known as a timing chain, is a thick rubber band. It attaches to your engine's camshaft and crankshaft and its primary purpose is to keep your engine cylinders and valves pumping in time with one another. This system is what draws fuel and oxygen together for the spark plugs to ignite for the combustion that runs your engine.

The timing belt has notches on the bottom side of its construction which is what keeps the cylinders in time with the opening valves. Without the timing belt, your engine risks seizure. That is why it's important to expect your timing belt routinely. Between 70,000 and 100,000 miles is when most timing belts will begin showing signs of failure.

Signs of a Failing Timing Belt

Your timing belt, over time, will become worn and brittle. Without change, drivers risk serious complications for their engine. Some of the sure signs that your timing belt is turning bad are:

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Keep you timing belt in mind when your vehicle starts to reach higher mileage markers. When the time comes for replacement, pair up with the timing belt that fits your engine trim. The process is easy when you order through our parts store, and we'll have your new timing belts to your front door in no time. You can also save a few dollars because our parts and accessories are marked below the MSRP! Have questions or experiencing an issue? No problem, reach out to our professional experts on our contact page.