Doing the timing belt

[computerking]

hello all i am considering doing the timing belt in my fairladyz just woundering where and what parts i should buy. Do i need any special tools?

[evildky]

what you replace with the belt depends on the milage, check courtesyparts, or any of the specialty z parts suppliers to finsd the kits of recomended parts, as for tools, basic sockets and wrenches should get the job done

[Milo (San Antonio)]

ConceptZperformance.com and Courtesynissan.com sell both 60 and 120K kits.

Here is the link for Coz's 120K, super ubber kit. http://www.conceptzperformance...00.21

Tell him you are a TT.net member and you are eligable for 25%off Nissan products. He's a good vendor, I spend a lot of money with him.

[blk90s13]

dang thats $700 i have to do this sometime in the next two weeks

[Canyoncarver]

For my 120k, I pieced the 60k kit together using the courtesy site as a guide. Most of the parts came from courtesy because they had the best prices. I bought the idler pulley studs from courtesy. I found the idler pullies at rockauto.com. They're advertised as Cloyes brand, but they are identical to the oem parts with the same part numbers and markings. The crank & cam seals are identical parts too. I think I got the accessory belts from rockauto. Overall, I saved ~$150 by buying from the two places above. I have a excel spreadsheet of the parts & prices that I can send if you shoot me a email.

I'd also recommend replacing the upper & lower radiator hoses, and radiator cap, while they're out.

[Mossive]

i found out i have to do the same can i get a copy as well?

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