. From your own experience(s) how much did it cost ya? ThanksTiming Belt (92' mx-3 gs)
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Timing Belt (92' mx-3 gs)
It's time for me to get my timing belt replaced . From your own experience(s) how much did it cost ya? Thanks
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1992 Mazda Mx-3 GS - Beige metallic
zytariuk's mx-3 page (updated June 12th, 2003)
1992 Mazda Mx-3 GS - Beige metallic
zytariuk's mx-3 page (updated June 12th, 2003)
Re: Timing Belt (92' mx-3 gs)
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by zytariuk:<BR><STRONG>It's time for me to get my timing belt replaced . From your own experience(s) how much did it cost ya? Thanks</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>I've already had my timing belt and water pump replaced once when I first purchased my MX-3 (about 7 years ago) I took it to Mazda then and if memory serves me it was between $500. and $600. Just recently got a quote for same at $538.96 This was from a garage recommended to me by a friend. It includes the water pump which they always want to replace. However since I just had mine done a few years prior, I'm thinking of skipping that. Good Luck! Let me know if you get a better quote.
. From your own experience(s) how much did it cost ya? Thanks</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>I've already had my timing belt and water pump replaced once when I first purchased my MX-3 (about 7 years ago) I took it to Mazda then and if memory serves me it was between $500. and $600. Just recently got a quote for same at $538.96 This was from a garage recommended to me by a friend. It includes the water pump which they always want to replace. However since I just had mine done a few years prior, I'm thinking of skipping that. Good Luck! Let me know if you get a better quote.Re: Timing Belt (92' mx-3 gs)
I actually did mine myself, and well it isn't that difficult. All you need is some basic mechanical knowledge and a Hayes or Chilton MX-3 manual, and your on your way. If you do it this way you will be sure to save alot of money. I think i spent about 150 bucks.<P> 