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DNJ Timing Belt Kit with Water Pump 1998-1999 Subaru 2.5L
DNJ Timing Belt Kit with Water Pump 1998-1999 Subaru 2.5L
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Listed for: 1998–1999 SubaruFitment notes & questions
Timing Belt Kit with Water Pump from DNJ, listed for 1998–1999 Subaru 2 with the 2.5L engine. The timing belt keeps the crankshaft and camshafts turning in step, so the valves open at exactly the right moment.
Quick facts
- Brand: DNJ
- Part type: Timing belt
- Listed for: 1998–1999 Subaru 2
- Engine: 2.5L
- Engine code: EJ25D 16V DOHC
- Part number: TBK710AWP
Listed fitment
- [1997-1999] SUBARU [11 Components: 1 Belt, 3 Bearings, 1 Hydraulic Adjuster, 5 Seals, 1 Water Pump] / H4 / 2.5L DOHC 16V [(EJ25D)]
Good to know
- Notes: EJ25D, Premium Kit, 11 Components: 1 Belt, 3 Bearings, 1 Hydraulic Adjuster, 5 Seals, 1 Water Pump / Bearing w/ Integrated Sprocket Tensioner Bearing
- Warranty terms: 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.
Tip: Replace the tensioner and idler pulleys with the belt, and double-check the timing marks before the first start.
Before you order: Subaru timing belt fitment
The timing belt keeps the crankshaft and camshafts turning in step, so the valves open at exactly the right moment.
Fitment notes
- Listed for: 1998–1999 Subaru.
- Model years: 1998–1999. If your year sits at the edge of the range, check the details above.
- Engine: check the engine size listed against your vehicle's VIN or under-hood label.
- Specs, lead time and warranty come from DNJ and can change. The details above this guide are the latest we have.
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Ask about fitmentPlan the whole job
- Water pump. On many engines the belt drives the water pump, so replace it while you are in there.
- Cam and crank seals. Leaking front seals can ruin a new belt.
- Tensioner and idlers. A worn tensioner is a common reason belts fail early.
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