13028AA102 Subaru BELT-TIMING, Price: 71.97$, Weight: 0.783kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Subaru

13028AA102

BELT-TIMING

0

0.783

7-10

71.97$

Not Available

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Subaru
13028AA102 
BELT-TIMING
0
0.9
-
66.68$
Not Available

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
SUN
A664YU30MM 
TIMING BELT 13028-AA
23
0.298
4-5
36.17$
 
MITSUBOSHI
211XY30 
BELT
35
0.322
4-5
23.83$
 
Subaru
13028AA101 
BELT-TIMING
0
0.294
-
63.35$
Not Available
Subaru
13028AA091 
BELT-TIMING
0
0.294
-
63.35$
Not Available
Gates
5241 
TIMINGBELT
0
0.294
4-5
17.13$
Not Available

Compatibility

BodyMade For RegionEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
WAGONRHD2000CC EMPI SOHC NAGLEurope/General07.199706.1998 View
BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToSuspensionDiagram
2 DOOR(IMPREZA) COUPE2200CC SOHC NA(NEW EVAPO)LUSA06.199706.1998NOMAL SUSPENSION View
BodyVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToTrainDiagram
TOURING WAGONGARDE LUSA01.198902.19944WD View

Engine Timing Belt for Subaru Boxer ⛓️

Why your car needs it

This precision cam drive belt keeps the crankshaft and camshafts perfectly synced so the valves open at the exact time. That means smooth idle, strong low‑end torque, clean emissions, and reliable starts. Built with heat‑resistant rubber and high‑tensile cords, this OEM‑grade Subaru timing belt runs quiet and stable in winter cold and summer heat. πŸ”§

How it works

Molded teeth mesh with the crank and cam sprockets while the tensioner and idlers hold steady preload. The belt preserves the 2:1 cam ratio and prevents slip or timing drift. Oil‑, abrasion‑, and ozone‑resistant compounds help it survive long service intervals without glazing or stretching. ⏱️

What happens if it’s damaged

On these interference boxer engines, a skipped or broken belt can bend valves, mark pistons, crack rockers, and leave you with a sudden stall or no‑start. Symptoms include chirps or ticking, rough idle, misfires, weak power, frayed edges, cracks, missing teeth, or oil soaking. Driving further risks major engine damage. ⚠️

Tech tips for replacement

Service every 90–105k miles (or 8–10 years). Replace tensioner, idlers, and water pump together. Fix oil leaks before fitting. Align timing marks, set correct tension, torque fasteners to spec, and hand‑rotate two turns to verify timing before first start. βœ…

Compatibility

  • Legacy
  • Impreza
  • Forester