Timing Belts & Chains

130855CA0A - : Engine Timing Chain Guide for Nissan Image

Engine Timing Chain Guide

Nissan 13085-5CA0A
Z. Lower. Right. Tensioner side.
$34.87
MSRP $48.03
Save $13.16
27.4% Off
135015RB0A - : Cover Assembly-Front, Timing Chain for Nissan Image

Cover Assembly-Front, Timing Chain

Nissan 13501-5RB0A
$226.07
MSRP $327.63
Save $101.56
31% Off
1302205U10 - : RB26 Timing Belt Guide Plate for Nismo Image

RB26 Timing Belt Guide Plate

Nismo 13022-05U10
$5.75
MSRP $8.00
Save $2.25
28.1% 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.
$82.02
MSRP $116.33
Save $34.31
29.5% Off
150411KC0A - : Chain for Nissan Image

Chain

Nissan 15041-1KC0A
Oil Pump. To 02/2019. Rogue.
Backordered
15041EN20A - : Chain for Nissan Image

Chain

Nissan 15041-EN20A
Oil Pump. Sentra. Cube. Versa.
$20.22
MSRP $27.85
Save $7.63
27.4% Off
150413TA2A - : Chain for Nissan Image

Chain

Nissan 15041-3TA2A
Usa built. Pathfinder hybrid. Rogue. Murano. Altima Hybrid. From 10/2009. 2.5L, balancer.
$19.63
MSRP $27.04
Save $7.41
27.4% Off
130911KC2B - : Chain Guide for Nissan Image

Chain Guide

Nissan 13091-1KC2B
$74.82
MSRP $106.13
Save $31.31
29.5% Off
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.
$153.46
MSRP $222.40
Save $68.94
31% Off
1307258S10 - : Nissan R31 R32 R33 R34 Skyline GTR RB25DET RB26DETT OEM Timing Belt Tensioner Spring for Nismo Image

Nissan R31 R32 R33 R34 Skyline GTR RB25DET RB26DETT OEM Timing Belt Tensioner Spring

Nismo 13072-58S10
Replaces your faulty or worn timing belt tensioner spring. Recommended for replacement when rebuilding an engine or when replacing...
$4.60
MSRP $7.00
Save $2.40
34.3% Off
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.
$28.34
MSRP $39.03
Save $10.69
27.4% Off

No results found for "Secondary Chain -bar -actuator -camshaft -crankshaft, Timing Chain -bar -actuator -camshaft -crankshaft, Belt -bar -actuator -camshaft -crankshaft, Timing Belt -bar -actuator -camshaft -crankshaft, Timing Belts & Chains -bar -actuator -camshaft -crankshaft". Here are some helpful search tips:

  • Search by a part name. Example: water pump.
  • Be less specific. Example: brake instead of ceramic brake.
  • Remove information such as make, year or model.
  • Can't find the part you are looking for? Contact us and we'll find it for you!


Timing Belts and Chains That Synchronize Your Engine

Ever wondered how your vehicle adapts to various driving conditions, or when it might need some expert attention? Timing belts and chains coordinate valve opening with piston movement inside your Versa or Murano. This precise synchronization allows fuel to enter cylinders at exactly the right moment and exhaust gases to exit efficiently. When timing components fail, severe engine damage often results.

How Timing Belts and Chains Control Engine Operation

The timing belt or chain connects your crankshaft to the camshaft, ensuring valves open and close in perfect rhythm with piston movement. As the crankshaft rotates twice, the camshaft completes one rotation. This 2:1 ratio maintains the four-stroke combustion cycle. Timing belts use reinforced rubber with teeth that mesh with sprockets. Timing chains use metal links similar to bicycle chains but much stronger. Both require proper tension to prevent skipping teeth or jumping timing positions.

What Damages Timing Belts and Chains

Timing belts deteriorate from heat, oil contamination, and material fatigue. The rubber hardens and cracks after years of service. Water pump leaks often destroy timing belts by saturating the material. Timing chains stretch over time as the metal pins wear. Poor oil maintenance accelerates chain wear by allowing metal-on-metal contact. Generic aftermarket timing components often lack the precision manufacturing that genuine Nissan parts provide. A failing engine can sometimes trace back to worn timing components.

Replacement Intervals for Timing Components

Timing belts typically require replacement every 60,000 to 100,000 miles regardless of appearance. Chains generally last longer but should be inspected for stretch and wear around 150,000 miles. Rattling noises from the front of your engine during startup suggest chain problems. If your engine runs rough or loses power suddenly, timing components may have failed. We stock genuine Nissan timing belts and chains that meet exact factory specifications.

Skip the new car payment and keep your current vehicle running smoothly with Tom Hesser Nissan's quality products.