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<blockquote data-quote="Strider" data-source="post: 41664" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>40K is correct (that what my mechanic told me and almost everybody). If i can remember correctly, one of the mechanic told me b4, it is because Jap car timing belt contain more rubber compare with BMW, means it is more elastic (more tolerable).</p><p>Don't know is it correct or not, but that is the answer i got when i throw the same question b4. But for sure there are more logical explanation out there by our sifu. I also like to know why. Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Strider, post: 41664, member: 314"] 40K is correct (that what my mechanic told me and almost everybody). If i can remember correctly, one of the mechanic told me b4, it is because Jap car timing belt contain more rubber compare with BMW, means it is more elastic (more tolerable). Don't know is it correct or not, but that is the answer i got when i throw the same question b4. But for sure there are more logical explanation out there by our sifu. I also like to know why. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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