Timing Belt Compont Kit for 2009 Aveo ? When do I have to change it ?

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Originally Posted by Thomas

Good day to all I have a 2009 Chevy Aveo and I am at 80,000 miles and I have been told I need to have the timing
belt changed and while I am in there I need to change the water pump and componts in that.

I can do this but , Money is tight but will be even worse if the engine blows up.

How long has these lasted and what happens when the belt breaks ?
is there any warnings the engine will let you know before it breaks ?
I found a kit on EBAY for $66.00 has any one bought an EBAY timing belt kit ?

Please help me with this as I need some.
Thank you

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And where exactly write 100 000 miles? Year there, but the model in set?

It says the year and model right there, if you can't read it there you aren't going to read it anywhere. It also says his location under his name. In my post, post #4 I tell him the service interval is 100000 miles, which you could easily figure out with 30 seconds on google with the year and model

Can hide the information? Where exactly written WINE or series motor?Attachment 6410

I don't know what heck wine is but as I have said , for the THIRD time now, we only have ONE, I REPEAT, ONE engine for our aveo in america in 2009.

And who said that Mr. Thomas in the U.S.
On Aveo 5 <2009 there are 10 different engines

Look underneath his name. See those letters there? L-o-c-a-t-i-o-n. That means where he is from. See after that? It says villa Rica ga. Ga is the abbreviation for Georgia. Georgia is a state in the USA. Villa Rica is a city in Georgia. Therefor villa Rica is in the USA

George has a staff in the U.S. and is the country of the former USSR! By this and asked.

Yes but the country isn't abbreviated GA. And it also doesn't have a city called villa rica

Then sorted out

the belt is possibly the only thing that ages regardless of mileage. I would plan on having the rest of the components done in the next service interval. That can be either by km driven or by years waited.