What is the mileage for changing timing belt 2005 pt cruiser

You really don't want to know... You will have to remove the timing belt , intake manifold, exhaust manifold, injectors, electrical connector to the cam sensor, just get to the bolts to remove the head. If your around 100000 miles replace all timing components, thermostat and radiator cooling fan motor,

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Most dealerships and mechanics will tell you between 75 and 100 thousand miles. This is do to the belt stretching and heat from the engine. I hope this helps

sods law says if you dont change it every 60k it will break,and you dont want a big bill for the new engine do you?

Try turning the crank with a socket and a bar. is the tensioner making enough tention

EXHAUST CAM WILL HAVE A NOCH ALIN AT 3 OCLOCK THE INTAKE ALIN AT 9 OCLOCK BOTH MARK ON THE CAM SPORKET MARK MEET EACH ANOTHER, THE CRANKSHAFT GEAR WILL HAVE A NOCH THERE WILL BE A MARK AT ABOUT 12 OCLOCK ALIN CRANK GEAR TO THAT MARK.

i hav a 2003 pt cruiser 2.2 crd touring it wont go over 3000 revs engine light cums on. error code p0243 i hav replaced wastegate solenoids cleaned egr valve cud it be the mass air flow sensor that has a problem thanx

p0335 is crankshaft position sensor circuit fault code..possible just a faulty sensor,shouldn't set a circuit code if timing is off..a sensor is probably around a 100 bucks..located just above starter in block

EVERY 90K

A dealer told my son in law to change the timing belt at least once before it reached 80000 miles. I would probably change it at 60, maybe 70.