Toyota Corolla: Replacing timing belt
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Asked by Mike Shaumann.
Should my daughter be looking into having the timing belt replaced on her 2005 Toyota Corolla, which has done 100,000 km?
Answered by CarsGuide
5 Oct 2010Toyotas generally have a belt change interval of 150,000 km, but to be sure check the service booklet, which will show the correct interval.
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