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[@SweetProjectCars]

*My SPC friends so many asked if we had a method we used on Timing belts, well here it is and it works great..just follow the video to a "T" and you will be pleasantly surprised at how long your Timing belt will last :)*

[@firstgenerationoffthefarm4647]

Used to own a 97 Cadillac Catera. Great fun car, but so scared to break timing belt I changed them every 30-45000 miles at $300 a pop ( with water pump & tensioners). $5000 for a rebuilt 4 cam Opel engine that would be useful for a boat anchor or a paper weight if it broke. Oh well, now I know! Thank you so much for your info. I've wrenched on my own stuff all my 47 yrs. and have learned so much from your videos. Keep em coming!!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much and of course our techniques or not for everyone but they do help some people have a great weekend

[@firstgenerationoffthefarm4647]

Sweet Project Cars Just wish your videos were around in the early 2000s era. I learned on 5 horsepower Briggs and Stratton engines and worked up from there. I know I do not know everything about cars or trucks or forklifts or tractors or trains. Might be a song there. Just keep doing what you're doing brother we love it and appreciate it!!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

First Generation off the Farm thank you very much we try to do decent videos :)

[@Mr1dewman]

Sweet Project Cars 303? The hydraulic tractor oil?

[@nordicpride9708]

Most timing belt failures aren’t due to the belt itself just snapping. I mean in some extreme examples, but most timing belts fail from tensioner or idler pulleys seizing and or the water pump leaks, throwing the belt. Good tip, just wanted to let those know who might not already that cracking rubber isn’t the number one cause.

[@SJ-hc5mg]

I must say after applying 303 to my new Firestone tires 6 months ago, I have yet to seek and cracking or dry rot and wear of course. Thanks so much for your tip!

[@SweetProjectCars]

That’s awesome to hear and It will just get better as time goes on those tires will stay looking knew for a long long time have a great weekend

[@carloslaend1635]

Well if I have to take it out I might as well just change it 🤷‍♂

[@SweetProjectCars]

you got it and when you go to replace it with new make sure you soak it in 303 so you wont be changing it any time soon

[@JohnDoe-qj8nm]

He meant on a new belt. You mist not have watched the whole video.

[@sweetwilliam49]

Good information. Be advised that most quality belts will go well past their intended. This seems like it would be an advantage. If you have an interference engine I would advise you to keep a check on your water pump. If you have strange noises coming from that area, check for play in water pump bearings etc. the cause of many timing belts breaking. Best advice is to change your water pump when you change your belt with a high quality water pump. What I also do is to add grease to any bearing I can, with a small needle hypo needle. Important to me.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Mountain man thank you very much for the great tips we truly appreciate it my friend have a great weekend

[@MA-fu5tm]

Where can I find great duality

[@sweetwilliam49]

@@MA-fu5tm what kinda car?

[@MA-fu5tm]

@@sweetwilliam49 Toyota Tacoma 4.0L 2007

[@gillio4]

I did this for my new belt. it truly made my AC run better. but use a plastic coffee can. it made my can rust after a bit. but it does work. love your channel.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much the product is awesome there’s no doubt about that have a great weekend

[@silvergrizzly316]

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeet!!! The wife just gave up her 1997 Honda accord in November for a new Honda crv. She had 294,000 miles on it and had the timing belt changed every 60,000 miles. That was one great car, I wish I had known about this trick back then. LOL!!! Thanks for sharing my friend!!! Take care and God Bless Mike. Jay.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Jay that’s great to hear, goes to prove when you take care your vehicle they will run and run 🏃‍♀️

[@carterdavis2793]

I still have my 95 accord. Still runs amazing but the body is in not so amazing condition.

[@Humidor-zl3oe]

I did this as per your instruction to my wipers. 3 years and still going, that's 3 years of Ozzie outback heat 40c++. I now just apply the same principal to anything in or outside of the vehicle. Cheers fella.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Humidor thank you very much my friend the stuff is pretty awesome that’s for sure have a great weekend

[@edsmith5873]

Hey hey SPC,, I recently started watching the videos and I'm going to start using 303 on all of my vehicles and will definitely try it before I change the timing belt on my spare car,,it's a 1999 Camry with 270,582 miles, hopefully it will have another 200,000 or more!! Thanks for the tip,gonna use them all!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you ed I truly appreciate that and you will definitely love the results have a great weekend

[@howesitgoin739]

It should be noted that this will prevent a timing belt break but not slipping off a timing belt tensioner. Which would have the same effect as a break. To me a 100k replacement is not so much the timing belt but water pump and timing tensioner. But great product.

[@diarmuidoc9427]

This is the video I've been waiting for! I've watched your other vids with 303 and was curious as heck regarding timing belts. Cheers for sharing. 170 Fahrenheit, not Celsius. Lots of us across the Atlantic pond watch your channel. Don't want to end up with a timing belt in flames in the oven!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad we could do it for you and yes it is 170°F have fun with the process and have a great weekend

[@jimbola77]

nice thank you for sharing I need to replace my 2006 honda ridgeline timing belt and water pump I will follow this procedure everything you have shared i tried and got 110% excellent results thank you sweeeeeet project for sharing!!!!!!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

jimbola77 you are very welcome my friend and we know you will love the results here as well :)

[@tsdelaney]

I love cashews, too! Seriously though, you've got an amazing channel with novel ideas. Thank you so much for sharing. You're not only saving us money and making our cars more reliable and extending their longevity, you're making us think of other things we can do to improve the things in our lives. All the best!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Tim Delaney thank you so much for the very positive and kind words, it makes all the hard work worth it to have great people like you here with us :)

[@skip7243]

Since seeing an earlier vid on this stuff, the one about wiper blades, I have been using it on my "budget" 70 Satellite restoration. Very impressive how many rubber & plastic pieces I have brought back to life & been able to reuse. It is amazing even on 50 year old rubber. Also used it on wiring harnesses.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Skip glad to hear you’re using the product it is amazing that’s for sure it will keep all of those items you mentioned from dry rotting thank you for the awesome comment

[@faridmk3707]

The thing is though, timing belt are cheap, it's the labour of getting to them that is costly.

[@SweetProjectCars]

You are exactly correct either way it’s very expensive to replace a belt that’s why we did this video and a great week

[@blanc5522]

@@SweetProjectCars however, not only timingbelt but just other bearings and water pump need to be replaced as well.. thats why people go getting them replaced

[@ryuhado7253]

cheap for the manufacturer but when you have to do it two minimum maybe three or four times in the life of the vehicle it can add up. just a cash grab as you notice most everybody is going back to the chain now because the consumer caught on. in my 30 plus years I have never noticed a difference amongst vehicles. bikes is a whole different discussion LOL.

[@forexsanjose6090]

If the time of replacing it could be postponed, especially significantly long time, hassle is avoided.

[@Q.Lawrence]

You may have restored my interest in getting a Porsche 928. It's been a dream car since my father had one, but I hate doing timing belt jobs. Thanks!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Q It’s time to get that Porsche boy that’ll be fun my friend have a great weekend and thank you very much

[@Q.Lawrence]

Sweet Project Cars Thank you!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Q. Lawrence you are very welcome :)

[@rmiller6483]

I’m ready to try the 303 on my commercial mower belts. One belt alone costs 85 bucks so it would be awesome to never have to replace that sucker. Thanks for all the awesome tips Mr. Sweet project cars...👍👍👍

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much she will love the results that’s for sure have a great weekend

[@invaderzim1265]

So did your belt last as shown in the video or....??

[@pointbreak8293]

@@invaderzim1265 sure does. Best stuff ever…worth the money indeed. I use it on rubber, plastic and everything that I can to protect on all my cars, mowers bikes etc

[@Ben-yx8rc]

Wow it’s crazy how this channel has grown so much! I remember when it had 2k subs. Great work!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much glad to have you here with us for so long we have a lot of great info coming up have a awesome weekend

[@spozz6633]

Thank you so much Sweet Project Cars, although my car does not use the timing belt but I can still practice the other belt ... this is exactly what the video is waiting for me .. easy technique, cheap and can extend the life span of the rope .. because the car owners will lose a lot of money and disappointed in the end if not following the steps shown here,...million thumbs up.

[@theGADGETSplaylist]

interference engine + timing belt is a bad design.

[@SweetProjectCars]

logical canuck you have that right my friend :)

[@crimpcreep6887]

Higher compression is a good thing on interference engines. Most people don't think about car maintenance, just put gas and go till can't go anymore. Alot of doctors would be out of business if people took care of themselves. My mom back in the day would put like $1.50 of gas in car, but she had it down to a science. Would run out of gas and have enough momentum to reach a gas station pump .Even trained us kids how to prime a carburetor and put out flames in a backfire. Those were the days, big station wagon and no seatbelts or baby car seats, airbags...just take your lumps as they come, and listen to groovy a/m radio.

[@hondaguy9153]

A chain isn't necessarily better. Tensioners still fail. Guides wear and fail. Gears wear out. Interference engines offer better performance in a tighter package. Maintain your vehicle and it won't be a problem.

[@carlalm6100]

@@hondaguy9153 a geared transmission between the crankshaft and camshaft (if sprayed with engine oil) should last as long as the rest of the engine. That's how it's done on marine and industrial diesel engines. The reason why car manufacturers don't use it is because of cost, weight and car engines are not meant to last that long.

[@looisgoldenberg1579]

HOW CAN YOU TELL OF A CAR HAS INTERFERENCE ENGINE? any help?

[@KyryllHaponenko]

Speaking about the use of 303. I saw your video how you used it on tires and those tires been running for more than 100k miles. So I thought, why can't I use it on my shoos?? And I applied all 303 on mine and my wife's sneekers. Hope it will help to last them longer )

[@SweetProjectCars]

Now that’s being inventive good job I love to hear that have a great weekend my friend

[@dcgames3181]

I would add it to the wife next oil change.

[@hektor6766]

@@dcgames3181 Bet she'll purr like a kitten.

[@charleshenson7756]

Have you guys ever considered using this on motor mounts or control arm bushings and so forth?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Charles Henson my friend you can use this similar method on all the rubber on your car and you will be amazed at the results :)

[@SweetProjectCars]

Yes will definitely stop that squeaking

[@charleshenson7756]

Do you think there would be any problems with hydraulic motor mounts in regards to heating and so forth?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Charles Henson if it is rubber then this process will work as well :)

[@efrensaclolo7021]

What destroys the timing belt is when the tensioner fails or the waterpump shuts otherwise they last for 400k miles especially Honda unitta timing belt.My 2000 Honda accord have 200k miles on its 2nd timing belt that was replaced by the dealer way back in October 2004.Iam experimenting on how long and how many miles it will break and so far it is still in good condition together with the water pump.Thank God.

[@strangerdanger4212]

Good info. I used the 303 on my chirping alternator belt and worked great. Thanks again SPC

[@SweetProjectCars]

That’s awesome it definitely works great for that thank you very much

[@thejasonkellett]

These mechanics around here are always "BELTING" me with big bills! Now I can do this and make my timing belt changes go a lot longer!! OUTSTANDING!

[@SweetProjectCars]

You got that right Tyler We always say say where you can and do it yourself have a great weekend my friend

[@gd.m.2236]

Thank you for your video. Have a question: Should i follow the recommended mileage in replacing the Timing Belt at 100K or i should replace now since it is already 6years but the mileage way far at 100K (more than 70K as of this time)?

[@SweetProjectCars]

I would say if it's that old, you might as well replace it my friend. Hope this helps, thanks for the view. Have a fantastic day. mad Mike

[@Davido50]

I've owned 2 Ford Escape SUVs w/1.5L TGDI interference engine. Went 160k on 1st one b4 changing timing belt! Didn't know I needed to. My 2nd one i changed at 68k mis then drove that '17 Escape SEL AWD 196k mis b4 i sold to a neighbor ..that still drives it today 3yrs+ later. *Ford is def using a strong belt but get it changed p/ owners manaul. Now own a '22 Escape Hybrid* ! Not selling this one. -NY

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for watching and sharing David, we appreciate it, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@cjstubejackofalltrade1551]

I changed the timing belt and water pump on VW golf when it was 95000 miles two years ago. Its 153000 now. I do a lot of motorway drive. When do I need to change again? Does mortorway drive put lot of strain on the belt?

[@SweetProjectCars]

You need to check on the manufacturers recommendation for replacement times my friend. Thanks for watching and sharing. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@DennyMK007]

I watched a lot of your videos, but this one got me intriguing. As your subscriber, I have a question for you: - If the 303 product says apply it every few weeks, then how come one application can be enough for the belt? Please indulge me with your opinion *Sweet Project Cars*

[@SweetProjectCars]

Denny Mk it's the heat we put into the belt, then treat the belt and then heat again...that's the secret, we force the rubber to accept the conditioner much like motor oil, when you put heat to it, it softens up and flows and since most all rubber is made of some type of petroleum product we force it to accept the conditioner and it flat out works :) thanks for the great question my friend

[@chrishernandez2490]

Denny Mk Also, applying it every few weeks would be like actually doing the timing belt job every time, it would defeat the purpose.

[@vadimnesen8060]

Denny Mk I remember them mentioning spraying it every now and than.

[@1maawia]

We In south Africa don't stock 303 how can I get hold of 303?

[@stevecarlson6462]

So Mad Mike, I'm a thrifty (some say cheap) 70 year old mechanically inclined yet lazy sob. My 1995 Accord has a timing belt from 2009 with 50,000 or so miles on it. I'm thinking I should take off the upper timing belt cover and inspect this belt and if it looks good I'll spray it down with 303 as I turn over the motor by hand.Maybe even hit it with the heat gun or hair dryer afterwards. What say you ? Thank you in advance.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Steve, what say me, is you are right on track, your question and solution is absolutely perfect and is exactly what we would do! Thank you so much for watching and asking a great question, it's appreciated, hope you have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@Marginal391]

Hello. I understand that technique makes the timing belt more durable, but how about the tensioner's bearing? Also in some engines the timing belt drives the water pump as well. What if one of those two supplementary bearings driven by the timing belt fails? Regards.

[@SweetProjectCars]

We have videos on making your bearing operated pulleys last longer, this video is for the belts. But what you are saying is, to us anything can fail, you do the best you can to keep things up and maintained. Don't not do something because you think something else may break. Have a great day Vladimir. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@johnkoco117]

This is a scam in my opinion. No proof whatsoever.

[@RonConsumer]

I use 303 on pretty much everything... thanks to you guys... fantastic product.

[@SweetProjectCars]

And it truly is it’s awesome stuff keeps everything from dry rotting

[@lincmerc1581]

Great info. My belt was replaced along with the water pump at 175k. My 2010 Pilot currently has 239k. Should I consider replacing belt and pump immediately, or am I ok for another 25k or so?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Well if you followed this video you are good for at least another 20k to 25k LincMerc. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@lincmerc1581]

@@SweetProjectCars Thank you, sir! Subscibed.

[@tonytube27]

I love this channel and NEED HELP for my leaking car! Can I use this on a valve cover gasket and an oil filter gasket? If so, since they’re so thin compared to belts, would there be any changes to the temperatures I should be using and the time in 303 or any issues with the 303 being embedded in the gasket? I’m hoping to install this in the next few days. Thank you all for any help you can provide!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Tony 303 works with all rubber, so if your gaskets are made of rubber then you are good to go, all you need to do with them is wipe the 303 on both sides let them sit for 5 mins then install.... the heat from the engine will do the rest...thank you for asking and thank you for being a great subscriber :)

[@tonytube27]

Great, so no baking required! LOL And lemme tell ya, that’s excellent news because I just tried using the oven for the first time in like 3 years (since the divorce lol) and it’s only giving me the option of 100 degrees or 170 and that was confusing the heck outta me cause I only really know how to use the microwave. Anyway, I’m getting them installed today so I’ll just soak them for a few hours and then wipe like you said. There’s hope for me yet!

[@vplacio]

Do i really need to take out the belt or i can spray it directly not removing it? Ty

[@SweetProjectCars]

If you have access to the Belt you can spray it on it will definitely help soaking the belt is by far the best way to do it

[@GeorgeCooper_LoneWolf]

If you're going to go through all the hard work of taking the belt of, why not just replace it with a new one

[@SweetProjectCars]

You can buy a new one, and do this process on it :) Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@efrensaclolo7021]

I have a2000 Honda accord with 200k miles in the same unitta timing belt without any treatment on it.Still looks new.

[@SweetProjectCars]

That’s awesome good for you glad to hear it sometimes there’s a rare situation out there sounds like you have one of them have a great weekend

[@spozz6633]

Sweet Project Cars always saved my money from buying or changing car parts where it could be saved or extended the spare parts life. That's why Sweet Project Cars..the number one choice..i give Sweet Project Cars 1000% support...:)) thumbs up

[@SweetProjectCars]

Spozz you are a true subscriber here and we appreciate you more than you will ever ever know :)

[@jahpunk7]

hey man awesome vid and i just subscribed! question for u, i have a timing belt which got some uneven wear and a little frayed, just one portion mind u, would u do anything to that junky part, or just initiate bake, 303, bake..?

[@TedCornish]

This is so weird I replaced a chain timing belt today and you post a vid on one. Great tip now I wish I did a belt one as I have some 303 left over from you're great tyre tip vid

[@SweetProjectCars]

Cornish Vaper that is weird coincidence for sure lol ...and thanks for the great comment :)

[@Zanderman2000]

Hi. This is quite obvious question, but do you think spraying it directly to the timing belt (on engine) would do the job? I have 5 year old belt, and it maintenance interval is every 4 years / 80k miles. I have only driven half of that mileage so I think the belt is still in good shape but definately needs some refreshment.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Yes, it definitely will help! Thank you for watching and asking my friend. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@aplanet4sail]

Hi I wonder if Meguiar’s protectant would do de same conditioning on the belt Thanks and great video

[@SweetProjectCars]

We only recommend this amzn.to/2JMng0C Thank you for watching and asking, have a sweeeet week my friend. mad Mike

[@clifjonejontilano3578]

Thanks for your helpful videos...im not familiar with 303, its not popular here in Philippines..may you share please the full details of 303, so i will try to find online? Thanks again from Phils.

[@SweetProjectCars]

It's this amzn.to/2WQg0sB When you click on the link, it will give you the product or it's equivalent for the Philippines. Thank you and have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@clifjonejontilano3578]

@@SweetProjectCars thanks..😊😊

[@edwinferreras4820]

Sweet.. i am a DIY guy and ive learned a lot from your channel. Specially on how to save money 😁👍🏼 keep up the good work. Regards straight from Dubai UAE. 😎

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much glad to have you here from Dubai have a great day my friend

[@binagarten4667]

I would just get the timing belt changed at the recommened interval!

[@SweetProjectCars]

You can do whatever you want we are just showing people how to save money on replacing something that doesn't need to be replaced for a few pennies. Thanks. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@victorramosjr2445]

if anything, it will give you peace of mind that it will not snap on you if you wait too long to swap it out.

[@jonathanhowson6420]

Agreed, the timing belt isnt expensive, its the labour to get it on and off thats the main cost, whixh you need to incur anyway for this peoject. Just get it replaced and have the peace of mind and potentially some form of warranty from the garage if something does happen.

[@InternetDude]

I saw the title and knew the answer was 303.

[@SweetProjectCars]

InternetDude you got it my friend we have been waiting to get the results in before we posted the video :)

[@rohans6249]

Hey! Is it possible just to dip the belt in the 303 without heating the belt at all? And is there any type of glue that we can use around the outer surface of a new timing belt just to strengthen it performance? Great video! And thanks...

[@SweetProjectCars]

If you want your belt to last the longest it possibly can, just follow the video to a T and nothing else. Thanks for watching Rohans, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@USA2981]

@@SweetProjectCars I did this 2 years and 40k miles ago. Is it possible to use a syringe or something to add a refresh of 303? Without taking it out or much effort. Instead of the coffee can bath do more of a shower. 😊?

[@christopherzamiar4258]

I love your channel great content man. I was wondering would the Aerospace 303 protectant work good on tires that have a little bit of dry rotting going on / starting? Thanks.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Christopher Zamiar have you seen this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXWbiHmfeayrarM and if so to answer your question it will dramatically slow the existing dry rot down :)

[@jefflemley4396]

Thanks for all the great tips and secret info.. I was curious about placing the belt in the oven. I guess my concern is does it do any harm to the belt? Or what benefits are there to heating the belt before you soak it? Does it not make the rubber brittle or effect the fibers or cords inside the belt? The 303 is some great stuff I bought a gallon after watching some of your videos. I have also seen a few videos were they don't use the oven but just soak the belt in 303, the let it dry before installing it. Thanks

[@SweetProjectCars]

Jeff Lemley well if we put this in to perspective the heat of the oven is now where near the heat your engine is putting into the belt take a digital laser thermometer and check the temp of your engine block near the timing belt area and you will be amazed at how hot the engine really is ..and as you know heat softens thing and when the belt is softened it absorbs the 303 better...other videos you have seen on this are nothing but others trying to copying our original idea, now one on youtube has ever done this method before us just look at the load dates of the videos my friend...you can treat the belt how you like we are just sharing what we have found after years of working with this method what works the best....ty mike

[@jefflemley4396]

Mike thanks for your reply to my question, Im going to give it a try.. so I think you also stated it would work on any belt during the video? Serpentine belt at 170 also or lower because it's not as thick. I'm also interested in trying it on a CVT drive belt on my Polaris Razor. Not sure if I'm calling it by it's true name but it is the very thick belt that runs between the clutches and the Transmission . It takes a beating and they are very proud of them...LOL.. looking forward to hearing from you again soon.

[@echo8287]

So I take my 3 new Toyota serpentine belts and my new timing belt, bake 2 hours at 170 degrees. Then soak 24 hours in 303 wipe and re-bake @170 2 more hrs and I'm good to go? I already use 303 on my vinyl boat seats works great. I watched your other video about the wiper blades, I should have thought to try it on those. Can I use this on a Lazy boy leather recliner?

[@SweetProjectCars]

echo8287 good job on the process !! and yes the 303 works on all leather, vinyl, plastic and rubber

[@Leonardokite]

So I assume that, if possible, you would heat up any rubber you want to treat. Such as an alternator or serpentine belt.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Leonardokite yes you are correct...but due to the newer TB's of today and the fact they are thicker, timing belts need a bit more heat for a longer period of time ...great question :)

[@allikolabiogasexpert5501]

Thanks for the video. Please what is another name for 303 cos I need to use it on my opel zafira timing belt that keeps breaking all the time.

[@SweetProjectCars]

It's this amzn.to/2WQg0sB there is no other name my friend. Thank you for the view, hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@allikolabiogasexpert5501]

@@SweetProjectCars you are extremely good nice. Thanks babaa

[@coolissimo69]

Thanks my friend , for another great video. Will have it a try, thou 303 here in uk is so expensive. All the Best and nice Bike.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Coolissim0 Unl1mited you are very welcome and remember my friend a gallon of 303 will last you 2 years or more for the average DIYer as it goes a very long way :)

[@TheCowgirlNiamh]

I put it on everything now lol you have me hooked!

[@SweetProjectCars]

That’s awesome it’s great stuff sure beats replacing parts that’s for sure have a great weekend

[@mta5538]

Thanks for the great video I have kia Borrego and I don't know if the timing belt is metal or rubber can u help or do u have any idea how to maintain a healthy metal timing belt?

[@SweetProjectCars]

M Talo if you want to keep a metal timing belt in good shape ...use full synthetic oil and change it regularly...:) best method I know off.

[@mta5538]

Sweet Project Cars thanks man for ur efforts and fast response

[@SweetProjectCars]

You are very welcome have a great weekend

[@TheMickz2009]

did it on my dogs collar, so far so good my dog has stopped pissing on fire hydrants.

[@SweetProjectCars]

That’s good to hear thank you for the great comments

[@tonytube27]

LMAO!!!!

[@benjamincarson1747]

What the hete is 303? And can I trust this product to make my timing belt last longer????? I hope so, because I just had my belt and water pump changed, $949.99 😭😭😭😭.

[@SweetProjectCars]

It's this amzn.to/2WQg0sB We've done this for years and years for hundreds of customers, it does make them last and last, Benjamin. Thanks for watching and remember all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the SHOW MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@marksreviewsandrants8554]

You show some good stuff.Can I spray 303 protectant on my serpentine belt while on my vehicle to make it last longer?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Mark's Reviews and RANTS this is the video you will need for that my friend kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWm1dmumlNJrmKM

[@skip7243]

Would like to use 303 on the new rubber windshield gasket on my 70 but am concerned it will affect the performance of the adhesive. What do you think? Thanks

[@SweetProjectCars]

Skip D you will have no issues with that, but if you are concerned just wipe the 303 on and avoid the area that is glued :)

[@christophermaurer1271]

Great tip . I am just about to do my 2 drive belts on my 08 wrx . I assume you mean 170F . We have celsius in Oz so that would be 76C

[@SweetProjectCars]

Christopher Maurer it is 170 F

[@A___Way]

How about belts that are subject to load and friction, say snowmobile or motorcycle drive belts, cvt etc ? Especially in winter temperatures. Will the belt be slippery? Great channel 😎

[@SweetProjectCars]

We use this on all belts even those on our motorcycle drive belt if you follow the process here you can use it on your snowmobile belt there’s no slipping whatsoever thanks for the great question have a great weekend

[@OnlyFactsPlease]

Hey, I love your channel so much, and I have a question: Could you just put the belt in the can of 303, and put it on lowest possible heat on the stove or in a slow cooker, and just leave it? What is the boiling point of 303?

[@SweetProjectCars]

OnlyFactsPlease we love having you here and thank you..now for this process to work it has to be done just like instructed. We want it to work for everyone so if they follow the video they will have success :)

[@malcolmbarker4862]

Sweet Project Cars hi there are your oven temperatures in C or F

[@dontrend5956]

he did say Fahrenheit.

[@SweetProjectCars]

malcolm barker Fahrenheit. my friend thanks for asking :)

[@rattyx2859]

Hello sweet project cars, can i just spay it on an alternator belt without remove from the engine ?

[@SweetProjectCars]

jahid rahman you can do this for your alt belt my friend kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWm1dmumlNJrmKM

[@StrongFreeLovin]

How would you describe this product more precisely? I live in Europe and I'd have to use different brand.

[@SweetProjectCars]

It's this amzn.to/2p7q9zH hope this helps you out Chri. Thank you for watching and asking. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@skip7243]

I will wipe it on after the install. I was thinking about soaking it as you did the timing belt., but I probably wont.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Skip D there you go my friend, also if you keep all your rubber and other items conditioned you will stop the dry rot and UV deterioration they go through.

[@timpollard1774]

So am I NOT to heat up fan and alternator belts? In a previous video it just shows to only soak these belts in 303. Would warming them up first and after be beneficial? Thanks

[@SweetProjectCars]

Alternator belts Are thin but yes you can heat them up in the product will work even better

[@mtwseneca]

My understanding about Honda's policy on belt change is the waterpump is one of the things required to change when changing the belt, because the water pump goes out, first taking the belt and engine top end with it if it is not done. The engineers who designed the interference engine should be whipped with one of those belts a few times. I like to make my car into a zero pressure radiator system to make the water pump seal last longer. I would not recommend that in some hot climate with AC though.

[@SweetProjectCars]

mtwseneca they do things to make the big money on service that I do know my friend...

[@tedwu9354]

You do this on the old timing belt to reuse it or the new timing belt?

[@SweetProjectCars]

If you are going to do the process, you can certainly do this on an old belt, just make sure if you are replacing the belt that you do this for a new one as well. Thanks for watching and asking Ted. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@tedwu9354]

@@SweetProjectCars okay thanks. I was curious because the title says stop replacing timing belts. Thanks for replying.

[@achillies40]

Mike, Do you still use the 303 in the shop? It's awesome. It's one of the few products that you use that we can actually get here in Australia.

[@SweetProjectCars]

You mean this amzn.to/38cK86f Yes! We use the tar out of that stuff. Thanks for being here with us my friend! Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@achillies40]

@@SweetProjectCars Yes that's it. I use it a lot because I saw it a long time ago on your videos. I have done a few things that you have recommended and you have been spot on every time. I expected nothing less though. Watching your videos and seeing things work is great. I LOVE your videos. No BS. All great information. Thanks from Australia.

[@donavenable]

Hi Bud, Sweeeet Projects. Just watch your video on repairing a timing belt. Can you use the same 303 liquid and apply it on your brand new tyres of motor vehicle or motor cycle, to see if can get better results from tyres wearing. Take care, thanks for great video

[@SweetProjectCars]

Do you look through our videos my friend you will find all of that good stuff on using 3O3

[@ImplantedMemories]

Does that work for lawnmower V-belts and Timing belts too ?

[@ImplantedMemories]

@Sweet Project Cars

[@SweetProjectCars]

Works for all belts that drive anything. Thanks for asking, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@LeemWills]

i have an interference engine and guess what its a timing belt but i get the maintenance done when it tell me to , u have to put into your car to get it to run as long as u can , timing belt job not cheap but guess what its worth it

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike

[@quickfc7]

What about car weatherstrip and 303, do you have experience with the two?

[@SweetProjectCars]

If it’s made of rubber plastic vinyl or leather we use 303 on it

[@quickfc7]

@@SweetProjectCars thanks love the channel man

[@sgtretarthurpegues7402]

I love the show :) I want to know what do you think about using 303 with a polyurethane bushing? Using the same steps in cooking them. KEEP THEM COMING!! THANKS Arthur

[@SweetProjectCars]

Arthur if it’s made from petroleum like robber or it is even close to plastic it will work you have all to gain and nothing to lose with your polyurethane bushings thank you very much my friend have a great weekend

[@michaelm2502]

Great tip, as always, mate! Quick question. I’ve removed my fuel tank and I’m changing all the little vent hoses, fuel pump and sending unit. I was thinking of soaking all the rubber hoses, gaskets and filler neck hose in 303 or Vinylex before I reinstall. Should be okay to do that, right? Thanks for the feedback. Cheers!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Michael M that's a great idea, my friend, using the 303 only though as we know how that works for rubber...thanks for being a great subscriber

[@michaelm2502]

Sweet Project Cars , thank you for confirming that! I thought it would be good for all those little hoses that crack and are a bear to get at! Cheers, mate!

[@aldilee51]

Is 303 same with silicon oil diluted with water? It seems like it because its milky apperance looks the same

[@SweetProjectCars]

Aldi Lee my friend I wish it was that easy but 303 is a technology not seen in any other product :)

[@abrahamlincoln289]

Great material as always! Like the sweeeeet project cars intro! lol

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much Abraham we truly appreciate that and we try to have a little fun once in a while

[@soheilzamani17]

Can this 303 stuff be used on BMW’s N54 engine’s valve cover gasket? Replacing the VC gasket on these hot turbo engines is pretty labor intense, it would be nice to get the gasket to last much longer... has anyone any first hand experience with using this product on any VC gasket it particular? Pros/cons?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Soheil Zamani it can be used on any rubber or vinyl, leather or plastic so the answer is yes if the gasket is made of any of these

[@237323731]

Is there anyway to do a timing belt while it’s on the motor? I have Volvo’s and they are a pain in the butt to remove and replace.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Hello William you’ll have to wait until it’s time to replace that belt there’s no way to do it while it’s on the motor sorry my friend

[@stephenmartinez1]

i would think that some sort of rubber treatments would be done already at the factory when these belts are made...to make sure they last as long as possible. why else do you think a rubber belt can last upwards of a decade?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Well if we can get the last two or three decades then we’re kicking with the chickens baby rock ‘n’ roll have a great week

[@phoslurperr]

Well, the belt manufacturers don't want them to last as long as possible, just as long as acceptable.

[@indiajesuslovesyou]

Why not just spray it in as the engine is heated up? Remove one timing cover and apply with a dollar tree aerosol spay bottle while engine is idling? Spray small amounts at a time so you don't overload the timing belt! Is the 303 a silicon like tire shine? I have found silicon spray on rubber products really helps them! James

[@SweetProjectCars]

James we are just showing the way that we have done it for years and that works the best for the average person there are many ways to apply it we appreciate you sharing as far as the303 it is the best stuff we’ve ever found for rubber

[@LK-dm7kx]

In this case you just putting a thin layer on the belt. If I took the belt off, for $12 I'll put a new one. Rubber deteriorates with time, I'd rather put a new belt and have a piece of mind.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Feel free to make a mountain out of a mole hill when it only takes a minute to apply and can also be used on every other piece of leather, plastic and vinyl on your vehicle. The idea is to save money, not spend more with our channel. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@nathanshaffer5105]

Do i do the oven heating with thw other belts like alt and crank pully

[@SweetProjectCars]

You can do it on any rubber belt that you may have Nathan. The process is the same no matter what belt you have, just do it per the video. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike

[@nathanshaffer5105]

@SweetProjectCars well im excited to try it im going to do my drive belts in the next week or two.

[@wjhandy]

I would only suggest this for non interference engines.

[@SweetProjectCars]

You’re correct we tell everyone that

[@RolandElliottFirstG]

Problem is the 303 here in Australia is AU$30.00 for a small spray bottle.

[@SweetProjectCars]

I’ll Roland I can tell you this it is very much worth it there’s no doubt about it thank you for asking we will see you Thursday

[@Just_Joe71]

I wonder if this would work on a cvt belt🤔

[@SweetProjectCars]

It will work on all rubber, plastic and vinyl. Thanks for watching and asking! Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@mrbill6666]

Oh no, I love cashews too but Dr Steven Gundry says eating them leads to bad skin breakouts as they are full of lectins. Eat walnuts, pistachios, macadamias or almonds instead! No peanuts 🥜 either!

[@SweetProjectCars]

mrbill6666 lol that's good stuff. I found most everything gives me some ailment at my age lol I know Irish Beer gives me a headache but I can stop drinking one with my porterhouse steak. not many things you can eat or do these days where there is not a problem that will be caused from it :) thanks for sharing my friend :)

[@CerealKiller.]

I drive 98' Audi A6 C5 2.4L V6 Gas/LPG, GOD have mercy, to change a belt any belt, alternator, you have to take apart all front end. Damn jerries'

[@SweetProjectCars]

Cereal Killer I know what you are saying my friend...it is so expensive to do these belts uhGGGGGGGG

[@CerealKiller.]

Unless you'r a DoItYourselfer, It's a bit cheaper if you know what your doin'

[@SweetProjectCars]

That is very true my friend

[@travonmiller5279]

Lol I can probably have that whole audi/passet bumper off in five minutes tops still. I've done it so many times. 😂

[@williamvolkmann8658]

303 is all good and well however when there are frayed thd wear like a belt at 60th its's risky

[@SweetProjectCars]

William Volkmann this is why you do this method so they don't fray and dry rot..we changed the belt at 60k and the belt did not look good, then installed the treated belt per the video and it still looks great all the way up to over 200k plus :)

[@rowdytitan]

I believe the term is "off label use". Hope you're doing well friend.

[@SweetProjectCars]

LOL, thanks my friend. Have a great day. Take care. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@HandsONreviews4u]

What can i say ??? Another terrific VIDEO !!!! DO A VIDEO ON PVC BOOT AND 303. HAIR DRYER ON THE BOOT LIGHTLY THEN 303. NO MORE WHEELS SNAPPING OFF FROM AXLE :)

[@SweetProjectCars]

The SynDRONE Effect thank you very much and we will do a video on this for you :)

[@HandsONreviews4u]

Sweet Project Cars That would be over the top if u did that video for me ;)!! I am definitely sure other viewers who suffered from that broken wheel wouldn't want it happening again. Personally I miss the ball joint idea like was on my Dodge Dart slant 6 engine car. I will be waiting for that vid

[@SweetProjectCars]

The SynDRONE Effect consider it done my friend :)

[@wrighrw2]

Im assuming the temperatures you state are in farenheit because you're in America? I just don't want to put my timing belt in at 200 degrees Celsius 😂 since im over here in New Zealand.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Roy Wright yes sir Fahrenheit :)

[@twofacepalmer1212]

Can u spray the belt while it's mounted on the engine?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Boss Monster It all depends on the engine. we suggest on TB's that you treat the new belt before installing

[@exodus3155]

Would that 303 work well on my final drive belt on my breakout? Have you ever used it on a belt like that?

[@exodus3155]

I will take that as a yes thx

[@SweetProjectCars]

Shane T I use it on all my bikes, on EVERY rubber part on them even this one photos.app.goo.gl/OQBgYqT0X9WPDKF82 also see our new bike channel SWEET SCOOTS We are just getting it up and rolling :)

[@SweetProjectCars]

you got it my friend

[@exodus3155]

Ohhhh that bike is nice really nice paint job. Heres mine photos.app.goo.gl/W3r3kSJGUjzXLN302

[@SweetProjectCars]

SWEEEET they are almost the same color and the same pipes :) AWESOME bike !!

[@TheJared030858]

So...If this is such an engineering miracle....Why do OEM's not use this method? Why does 303 not license out this method and their product to manufacturers? It would cost next to nothing to include this process in a factory. There's a reason this isn't used.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Alright Jared, you have opened a can of worms. Now I want you to stop for a moment and think about why manufacturers don't make things that last a lifetime or even 10 times longer. I will give you 30 seconds to think this out......................... ding! Times up. If you didn't already answer this yourself, let me oblige you, the answer is "MONEY" if you're not replacing items that they make then they are not making "MONEY" They could easily build a vehicle that probably never had to be repaired or replaced. They could build a car, which one man did, out of stainless steel, his name was DeLorean, John, but the big 3 made sure that he did not succeed. That's just one example, so all in all, they want you buying and replacing stuff so they can keep sucking your wallet dry. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@efrensaclolo7021]

Is that chemically the same as the original armor all Protestant.they look same milky color.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Efren Saclolo this amzn.to/2jCHktN is not even close to armor all...it does what armor all cannot do my friend :)

[@NormKohn]

Love your videos, thanks for sharing!! I look forward to the next ones.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Norman Kohn thank you my friend :)

[@Ameldur]

Can you do this with drive belts also?

[@SweetProjectCars]

This works on any rubber belt. If you're talking about alternator belts, watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/moO7nKdsecycas0 Thanks for your question. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@forexsanjose6090]

Any poisonous ingredient in this and other similar products? How does it work?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Well first off, there's nothing used in or on a car that if ingested won't put you 6' under. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@chrisao1987]

Do yourself a favor look up the car before buying it and make sure it has a timing chain instead of a belt. If it's got a belt walk and get a model or another brand that uses timing chains. For example most Toyotas are timing chain driven. However, they did use belts in some models so look before buying.

[@bigdudetv7115]

Very good advice...provided you'll find another car you'll be interested in, that use timing chain. Sometimes, the buyer is forced to buy that particular belt driven car. Eg. -You want a Toyota SUV but the model you really want it's belt and not chain driven...but on other side, there's Toyota sedan that's chain driven. Therefore, you won't buy a sedan for your "big" family because it's chain driven...you'll have to go for that bigger suv because the benefits of bigger car compared to smaller car are great even though it's belt driven.🤣🤣