Question: What problems will a Timing Belt cause
My check engine light had turned on earlier in the morning and I was scheduled for an oil change that afternoon. So I took the car back to the car dealership for the oil change and told the mechanic about the check engine light (I purchased the car three weeks prior to this) After the diagnostic test, I was told by the mechanic that I needed a timing belt. The mechanic sprayed wd 40 on the timing belt. The car no longer makes the "whistling" in the morning when its first turned on, however should I get it fixed already. And should I believe him ?
Elizabeth K
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