Good video, I need a timing kit for a Honda Accord. Looked at Rock Auto at a Gates kit it said OEM I doubt it is now after looking at your video. Thanks!
WATCH OUT FOLKS.... GATES IS SLIPPING CRAP PARTS INTO THEIR KITS... The Gates t-belt kit for my 99 Toyota Camry I got from Amazon recently, (and returned) had Nice USA Gates belts, a Koyo Japanese tensioner pulley and a Chinese idler pulley. The Koyo bearing has red/orange seals and the Chinese idler bearing had a blue/green seal. I ended up buying the parts individually so I cold make sure of the quality. In fact, I got a Gates blue RPM extended wear racing belt and ps belt. The t-belt is good for 90K miles, but you can go much further with it if the bearings hold out.
I need to know your opinion need to change engine timing belt I want to know what to take geniune or analog? geniune is so expensive so I think to take analog (by the way car is gx 470 2003 and I'm not driving so much 5k km a year)
@@WyoMoto by the way how much is geniune in your country? and if it's not hard could u explain why when u change timing belt also u need to change water pump?
I just received mine from Amazon and none of the parts at all have a name to them. But the box says made in China...is this bad? Be honest lol I'm not impressed...what I'm considering is keeping my Honda water pump and if it ever goes replace it with this cheap one then ...money is an issue so I can't just buy more parts. I still want to replace all the other parts of the kit. I have so many questions and concerns. Watched probably 30-40 videos on the j series honda 3.0 motors. I've done many jobs but this one takes the Cake. I don't want to put cheap shit on my car but this China stuff looks identical to the other manufacturers. Any help is appreciated, thank you
OEM, Aftermarket, etc. makes no difference... 80%+ of all the belts on the market are a Gates belt. Used to work for them; the problem is that they moved to Mexico about 5-6 years ago...
Please make more of these types of videos please and thank you!
Good video, I need a timing kit for a Honda Accord. Looked at Rock Auto at a Gates kit it said OEM I doubt it is now after looking at your video. Thanks!
I would be concerned about the Chinese parts. Not Canadian parts. Canada makes really good stuff.
WATCH OUT FOLKS.... GATES IS SLIPPING CRAP PARTS INTO THEIR KITS... The Gates t-belt kit for my 99 Toyota Camry I got from Amazon recently, (and returned) had Nice USA Gates belts, a Koyo Japanese tensioner pulley and a Chinese idler pulley. The Koyo bearing has red/orange seals and the Chinese idler bearing had a blue/green seal. I ended up buying the parts individually so I cold make sure of the quality. In fact, I got a Gates blue RPM extended wear racing belt and ps belt. The t-belt is good for 90K miles, but you can go much further with it if the bearings hold out.
I need to know your opinion need to change engine timing belt I want to know what to take geniune or analog? geniune is so expensive so I think to take analog (by the way car is gx 470 2003 and I'm not driving so much 5k km a year)
It all comes down to preference! I like to use oem genuine parts but if the budget doesn't allow, there's nothing wrong with after market!
@@WyoMoto by the way how much is geniune in your country?
and if it's not hard could u explain why when u change timing belt also u need to change water pump?
I just received mine from Amazon and none of the parts at all have a name to them. But the box says made in China...is this bad? Be honest lol I'm not impressed...what I'm considering is keeping my Honda water pump and if it ever goes replace it with this cheap one then ...money is an issue so I can't just buy more parts. I still want to replace all the other parts of the kit. I have so many questions and concerns. Watched probably 30-40 videos on the j series honda 3.0 motors. I've done many jobs but this one takes the Cake. I don't want to put cheap shit on my car but this China stuff looks identical to the other manufacturers. Any help is appreciated, thank you
Ok so Contiental are good aftermarket parts
OEM, Aftermarket, etc. makes no difference... 80%+ of all the belts on the market are a Gates belt. Used to work for them; the problem is that they moved to Mexico about 5-6 years ago...
You are not the first person to say this I’ve heard this before interesting how most of the products are the same but some are soooooo overpriced
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Audio is bad,
We know, we did the best we could with what we were working with at the time, next one is much better!