why does the recommend maintenance schedule say to replace the timing belts at 60,000 and then 105,000 miles? shouldnt it just be every 60,000 miles?

Replace timing belts for 1999 Honda Civic

keith April 30, 2011, 11:54pm 2

It only recommends 7 years or 105k miles, which ever comes first. Your first replacement should have been in 2006. If you had it done then and you had about 60k miles at that time and you have 105 now, I can see your confusion. The good news though is that you wont need a new timing belt until 2013 (7 years from last belt change) or 165k miles (105k miles from last belt change), whichever comes first.

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