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timing belt
noun
an endless belt bearing teeth for engaging sprockets on two mechanisms requiring precise synchronization.
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Larson drove his car to the garage after 14 laps with a timing belt issue.
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To run, it needs a new timing belt.
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If it passes, I may celebrate by getting a third timing belt for our beat-up Honda, so it can get past 300,000 miles.
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Cornel had changed the oil and put in new spark plugs, a new battery and a new timing belt.
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Most prominently, if the timing belt wasn’t serviced at 30,000 miles, the engine’s pistons could ram into the valves and destroy them.
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