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1993 Chrysler Daytona 2.5L Timing Belt Tensioner

1993 Chrysler Daytona 2.5L Timing Belt Tensioner

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Listed for: Chrysler Daytona 2.5LFitment notes & questions

DNJ Timing Belt Tensioner Bearings

Engine Details: 8V Naturally Aspirated SOHC

Notes: Bearing

Buyers Guide: [1984-1995] CHRY / L4 / 2.2L, 2.5L / 135, 153 SOHC 8V

Part Warranty: 12 month or 12,000 mile warranty whichever comes first. Warranty must be requested by the original purchaser and is limited to the replacement of the alleged defective part(s) only.

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About this timing belt for the Chrysler Daytona 2.5L

A timing belt job is mostly labor, which is why tensioners, idlers and often the water pump are done at the same time.

Fitment notes

  • Listed for: Chrysler Daytona 2.5L.
  • Engine: the same car can take different parts for each engine option, so check yours.
  • Specs, lead time and warranty come from the manufacturer and supplier and can change. The details above this guide are the latest we have.

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Questions about Chrysler Daytona 2.5L timing belt

Will this fit my Chrysler Daytona 2.5L?
It is listed for the Chrysler Daytona 2.5L. Check your year, model, engine and trim against the title and details above. If anything is different, contact us and we will confirm fitment before you order.
How often should a timing belt be replaced?
Your vehicle manufacturer sets the interval, usually by miles or years, whichever comes first.
Is my engine interference?
Many are. On an interference engine a broken belt can damage valves, so do not stretch the interval.
Where do specs and warranty details come from?
From the manufacturer. Each brand sets its own specs, lead times and warranty terms, and they can change. The product details above are the latest we have.