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Your engine is a precise device that relies on perfect coordination between its moving parts. At the center of that synchronization is the timing belt. This component keeps the crankshaft and camshaft turning in unison, ensuring that your engine's valves open and close at just the right time. If the timing belt slips or breaks, that balance is lost, and serious engine damage can occur. Unfortunately, many drivers don’t think about the timing belt until it fails. By that point, the damage is often costly and sometimes irreversible. Knowing when to replace your timing belt and being aware of early warning signs can help you avoid a breakdown or major repairs. Why the Timing Belt Is So Critical The timing belt is typically made of rubber with strong reinforcing fibers, and it operates inside the engine behind protective covers. Its main role is to control the rotation of the engine's internal components. In many vehicles, the timing belt also drives the w ... read more