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Wembley | 23:16 Mon 29th Nov 2004 | How it Works
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How to change a timing belt on a Mazda MX6 (1992.)
Does the engine get damaged if the timing belt breaks ?
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In general, changing timing belts is not especially hard job, but if you want to have a go you'll need a decent workshop manual. The Mazda is non-interference and should not be damaged if the belt breaks, but it's still going to be very inconvenient. If it hasn't been changed for some time, do it asap.

00:17 Tue 30th Nov 2004
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If the timing belt breaks it can, and frequently does, cause big trouble and a BIG bill (�1000 on a friend's Astra).  The MX-5 belt should be changed at the next convenient opportunity after 54,000 miles.  If that's where you are, don't put it off.
09:49 Tue 30th Nov 2004

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