I have a 2004 Mazda M3. My dealership said I should change my timing belt at 60,000 miles. I looked in the owner's manual and online and it says to inspect it at 60K, but it doesn't need to be replaced until 105,000 miles. I don't know anything about cars, but I do try to take care of them. If it needs it, I will change the belt, but want to make sure because it is a $400 job. Any thoughts?When should I change my timing belt on my 2004 Mazda M3? 60K miles or 105K miles?play it safe do it nowWhen should I change my timing belt on my 2004 Mazda M3? 60K miles or 105K miles?That's about right.
60K check, 100K or so, replace.
Or just wait till it breaks (thats what I usually do) - though it might leave you stuck somewhere.
Of course, I just have AAA tow it back to my house where I fix it myself.When should I change my timing belt on my 2004 Mazda M3? 60K miles or 105K miles?I always change mine around 60000k mines due now gulps.
Its worth getting a kevlar belt if you keeping the car for a good while.When should I change my timing belt on my 2004 Mazda M3? 60K miles or 105K miles?I don't know about Mazdas....but I DO know Hondas/Acuras....80,000 for belt replacement.
