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Timing Belt

My engine is dropped in my 1990 911 to put in a new clutch. With 60,000 on the odometer should I change the timing belt? If so, how much trouble is it? Any tips on doing it correctly? Thanks.

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You don't have a timing belt. Your 911 has two timing chains that will last indefinitely.
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Thanks for the information. There seems to be a little oil coming out of the timing chain housing. It doesn't seem that serious, but I was wondering if I need to try to replace the seals?

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