Honda Civic Timing Belt

Timing belts synchronize the camshaft and crankshaft, which control when valves open and close. When timing belts begin to fail, engines misfire and won't run properly. In some cases, your engine won't run at all and it will sustain heavy damage if it runs without one. Fortunately, AutoZone has plenty of replacement timing belts for Honda Civics.

When Should the Timing Belt Be Changed on a Honda Civic

Honda Civics are reliable vehicles but timing belts rarely last for the entire lifespan of an engine. On most Honda Civics, the timing belt needs to be replaced after 90,000 to 120,000 miles. Vehicles that are regularly serviced fare better and the belt makes it closer to 120,000 or even 130,000 miles. Also, check for rough idling and your check engine light. These are signs that the timing belt is going bad.

Timing Belt Replacement Cost

It costs between $400 and $1,000 to replace a timing belt. The part costs around $200 to $400, while the labor costs between $200 and $500. Keep in mind that labor costs vary based on your specific vehicle and its specifications. Filtering by year, make, model, and engine size will give you the most accurate timing belt replacement cost.

When it's time to replace your Honda Civic's timing belt, AutoZone is the best option. You can't go wrong with long-lasting and durable timing belts from brands like Duralast. Plus, completing orders is hassle-free. Simply choose between Same-Day In-Store or Curbside Pickup and Free Next-Day Delivery on eligible orders.