The timing belt in your vehicle plays a crucial role in the operation of the motor engine. It synchronizes the rotation of the crankshaft and camshaft, which permits the engine's valves and pistons to work in sync. Over time, however, the timing belt can become worn and may eventually fail. Here are some indications that suggest you have a failing timing belt. Engine Misfires: A worn or damaged timing belt can cause engine misfires. The timing belt keeps the engine's valves and pistons in sync, so if it becomes worn or damaged, the engine's timing can become disrupted. Engine Won't Start: If the timing belt fails completely, the engine won't start. Since the timing belt is responsible for keeping the engine's valves and pistons in sync, a failing one can cause the motor to lose proper timing and ensue starting problems. Ticking or Clicking Noise: A worn timing belt can cause a ticking or clicking noise in the engine. This noise is caused by the belt slipping ... read more