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The trend is driven by record prices, high interest rates and buyers rolling negative equity into new loans.
  • BCsven@lemmy.ca
    8·
    15 hours ago

    If it had a timing belt on that engine, and hadn’t been changed already, then yes it needed a timing belt.
    Its a preventative maintenance part. You don’t want to run it till it breaks then fix it, because a broken belt can mean valves are down (open) and piston is coming up for a interference crash.