Timing Belts & Chains

130705NA1A - : Engine Timing Chain Tensioner for Nissan Image

Engine Timing Chain Tensioner

Nissan 13070-5NA1A
Oil Pump. Altima. To 07/2023.
$77.63
MSRP $107.82
Save $30.19
28% Off
130706TA0A - : Engine Timing Chain Tensioner for Nissan Image

Engine Timing Chain Tensioner

Nissan 13070-6TA0A
Crank To Cam. Adjuster. Pathfinder. Primary chain.
$92.75
MSRP $128.82
Save $36.07
28% Off
1307042L00 - : Engine Timing Belt Tensioner Pulley for Nissan Image

Engine Timing Belt Tensioner Pulley

Nissan 13070-42L00
3.3L. Frontier. All models. Maxima. Quest. Xterra. Spring. 300ZX. Pick-up, Pathfinder.
$83.76
MSRP $116.33
Save $32.57
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15041EN20A - : Chain for Nissan Image

Chain

Nissan 15041-EN20A
Oil Pump. Sentra. Cube. Versa.
$20.05
MSRP $27.85
Save $7.80
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150411KC0A - : Chain for Nissan Image

Chain

Nissan 15041-1KC0A
Oil Pump. To 02/2019. Rogue.
Backordered
150413TA2A - : Chain for Nissan Image

Chain

Nissan 15041-3TA2A
Usa built. Pathfinder hybrid. Rogue. Murano. Altima Hybrid. From 10/2009. 2.5L, balancer.
$19.46
MSRP $27.04
Save $7.58
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130911KC2B - : Chain Guide for Nissan Image

Chain Guide

Nissan 13091-1KC2B
$76.42
MSRP $106.13
Save $29.71
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B00PK0W00JNW - : Value Advantage™ TIMING BELT KIT W/ WATER PUMP for Nissan Image

Value Advantage™ TIMING BELT KIT W/ WATER PUMP

Nissan B00PK-0W00JNW
3.3L.
$160.13
MSRP $222.40
Save $62.27
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13085AL511 - : Chain Guide for Nissan Image

Chain Guide

Nissan 13085-AL511
Murano. Tension side. Lower. Quest. Left. 350Z.
$13.24
MSRP $18.38
Save $5.14
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130853TU2A - : Chain Guide for Nissan Image

Chain Guide

Nissan 13085-3TU2A
Korea Built Vehicle. From 03/2016. Rogue. Tension side. Japan built. To 05/17.
$28.10
MSRP $39.03
Save $10.93
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130856CA0B - : Chain Guide for Nissan Image

Chain Guide

Nissan 13085-6CA0B
Altima. Upper.
$10.10
MSRP $12.95
Save $2.85
22% Off

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Replace Worn Timing Belts and Chains

Let Garden Grove Nissan be your partner in maintaining your vehicle's performance and longevity. Timing belts and chains are the components that synchronize crankshaft and camshaft rotation to ensure proper valve timing. These parts control when intake and exhaust valves open and close relative to piston position. Properly functioning timing components prevent valve-to-piston interference that causes catastrophic engine damage. We carry genuine Nissan timing belts and chains manufactured to exact specifications for your engine design.

How Timing Components Synchronize Valve Operation

Timing belts or chains connect the crankshaft sprocket to camshaft sprockets with specific gear ratios. The timing relationship ensures valves open and close at precise moments during the four-stroke cycle. Belt or chain teeth engage sprocket teeth to prevent slipping. Tensioners maintain proper tension to prevent slack that would alter timing. Your Sentra and Murano both use timing systems designed for their specific engine valve configurations. These components work with engine components to deliver proper combustion timing. Genuine Nissan timing belts use reinforced rubber while chains use heat-treated steel for reliability.

Why Timing Belts and Chains Wear Out

Timing belts deteriorate when rubber hardens and cracks from heat exposure and age. Belt teeth can strip from sprockets if tensioner fails. Timing chains stretch from wear on pins and rollers over high mileage. Oil contamination from leaks accelerates belt degradation. Aftermarket timing components often use cheaper materials that fail prematurely. Generic belts may have incorrect tooth profile that doesn't mesh properly with factory sprockets.

When Timing Components Need Replacement

Replace timing belts at manufacturer-specified intervals, typically 60,000 to 100,000 miles, before failure occurs. Timing chain noise during startup or acceleration indicates stretch requiring replacement. If engine performance changes suddenly or check engine light illuminates with timing codes, inspection is necessary. Visible cracks, fraying, or oil saturation on timing belts require immediate replacement. Failed timing components cause severe engine damage requiring complete rebuilds. Why settle for less when Garden Grove Nissan offers the best for your vehicle's needs?