Timing Kit TCKWP335 for less than $100.

Hi folks. Thought I would let you know some current prices for the timing kit replacement wich includes the belt, water pump w/gasket, tensioner and pulley for select yr GM vehicles (aveo).
These are NEW and not re-builts and are almost twice as cheap when compared to the big auto chain prices at $174.00 per kit. Both kits are through Amazon.com

AC Delco TCKWP335 $90.57 + shipping
& OR
Gates TCKWP335 $97.80 + shipping

Lisle 41 mm water pump wrench (tool) for 1.6L $14.71 + shipping

*NOTE: Sure theres already existing threads on this subject but those prices & part numbers are outdated and old and if your new to the forum you really have to dig for the info which is why I made it to the point, factual and short. AC Delco & Gates anything are great products as you already know.

* Below the picture of the product for sale is a blue high lighted text that says:
See all vehicles this product fits....... Press that.

Good day , I need to know if any one can help me ? Is the above kit for a Chevy Aveo 2009 1.6 engine
I need a timing belt kit for 2009 aveo , will this kit above here fit ?
Thank you

If not please point in the right dierection to find one as they are not at the local auto parts house's
I found one on Rock atuo but are they good to use ?
Please help
TX

For automotive purchases on Amazon, they will ask you what model/year car you have. When I plugged in 2009 Aveo for the above belt kit, it said it does NOT fit that car.

This one does-- CRP Industries TB338K1 Timing Belt Kit.

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Originally Posted by BRI

Read the customers reviews before you order it.You get what you pay for.

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What review? These ARE the best products on the market and theres nothing after market or rebuilt about them.
Some stuff yes I agree but not this stuff or these products. The name says it all. Your comment is not clear.

Good call "mcthumber" and thanks for helping the guy out. I have the 05 Aveo and just recieved my airtex fuel pump for $157. Lots of good deals on Amazon. Otherwise I wouldve gotten rid of the car. Parts are over-all cheap for the car but mechanics charge allot. A buddy of mine works at the GM dealership and he says he stands around most of the time until a job gets dispatched to him and that he has to work 12 hrs a day / 6 days a week just to get his 40 hrs in at $14 an hour. I guess their paid "Flat-Rate" / per job. Its the dealership that makes most of the money and not the mechanics like everyone thinks. He said ALL dealerships are this way.

Thanks for the tip, I just purchased an '05 with 73k on it and I think I'd better do this quick!