The transmission has nothing to do with your timing belt. If your vehicle is equipped with a 2.5l it has a timing belt. If you have a 3.0l it has timing chains. Cheers!
timing belt has nothing to do with transmission so it is possoble for you to have a timing belt it may be a timing chain also the purpose of the belt or chain is to keep the crank shaft turning in time with the cam shafts yes, the timing belt is independent of the transmission.
Timing belt. Started from 2006, Honda changed to timing chain.
Timing chain
did you mean a timing belt. the v6 has a chain, and the transmission not like those of the past has no belt, its computer controlled. with a timing belt that would refer to the 2.5 4 cylinder. if you are not very handy go to a mechanic.
The timing belt effects your camshaft timing, and in some engines your ignition timing (if the distributor or crank trigger runs off a pulley driven by your timing belt). Directly, your timing belt has no effect on your shifting. However, variances in camshaft timing will make your engine run differently and that MAY effect at what point the transmission shifts.
It does not have a timing belt. It has a timing chain.It does not have a timing belt. It has a timing chain.
A transmission is at the back portion of a motor and has nothing to do with the timing belt. That is on the face of a motor at the other end from a transmisiioon. First answerer is correct. If you are looking at your engine from the front of the car the transmission is on your right side. The timing belt is clear over on the other side of the cars engine/transmission assembly on the left side of the car. If your mechanic said you HAD to change it with the transmission he lied. On the other hand if your mechanic "recommended" that you change it while he had it all dropped out of the car he is probably giving you some good advice. The timing belt on a Camry does need to be replaced periodically because if it breaks severe damage to your engine may result.
Yes. Timing belt is correct.
timing belt.
a timing belt a timing belt
# 1 is closest to the timing belt and furtherest from the transmission.