These engines ate timing belts early in their lives so it’s important to keep a good one on it if you own one of these because it’s a valve bender.
Suzuki Reno timing belt inspection
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Hope you upload more as I enjoy watching your videos. The only thing I
don’t like is when you upload a load of videos in one go as if fills up my
sub box. No big deal though, and I don’t want to upset you as I enjoy your
videos. But, as someone else said…I doubt you’ll have the Reno that long!
Till you sell it off… There decent little cars but not comfortable over
the long haul.. No mazda or even (cough am I saying this) Honda.. You otta
try and find a 02-05 Sonata V6 or a Optima V6… The 2.7 is Hyundai’s best
motor IMHO..
its also a chevy aveo.. had one worthless piece of crap.. In 3 years and
48k miles I had it.. had 2 transmissions, 2 engines the front suspension
replaced 3 times, exhaust system.. radiator fell out.. computer died.. 8
injectors.. finally was bought back for a lemon.. it spent literally 5
months in the shop in 3 years.. nearly 12k in warrantied repairs
That is one worn out timing belt. If it wasn’t a Gates, the car would have
died a long time ago. Things sure do look nice and clean/neat on these
newer-mobiles with all the wiring and engine covered up.
till it breaks or I decide to move on?
Maybe the reason why you don’t like to edit videos is because maybe your
computer is old? That color is ugly!
i had an old 1991 i believe suzuki swift gt with the twin cam engine…it
was a tough lil bugger…rust ate it alive though
not the same car but same company produced them
I see you got the NeverStart battery with it
I saw a clone of your car the other day! same color, 4 door, everything
better than Red Box 😉
I give you 3 months with it… Maybe 5…