new timing belt

PmDavis300

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so the local outboard place here is trying to charge me thirty bucks for a used timing belt, isnt that a little spendy? its for a fat fifty.
 

tashasdaddy

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Re: new timing belt

i would find out the cost an availablity of a new one. what's the part #.
 

PmDavis300

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Re: new timing belt

a new one is 50. i dont have the part number on me right now, its at home
 

tashasdaddy

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Re: new timing belt

i think for $20 i would go new. it is an intricate part.
 

skynyrdcat

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Re: new timing belt

I agree w/ TD...

It should be illegal to sell used T belts!
 

PmDavis300

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Re: new timing belt

allright well i guess ill get a new one, feel like im getting robbed though
 

rndn

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Re: new timing belt

Most things to buy for a boat are priced at a premium.
 

iwombat

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Re: new timing belt

marine seems to have a price multiplier of pi.
 

PmDavis300

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Re: new timing belt

well they only charged me 20 bucks for a brand new one, i didnt have the actual part number when i emailed them so maybe mine was a cheaper one. good news for me :)
 

Evinrude Boater

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Re: new timing belt

Lucky you. I paid around $50 for a belt for my Speedifour. The good news is, it's probably the last one you'll need to buy unless you try to tighten the distributor pulley nut with the belt on.
 
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