PARSLUCK Engine Timing Cover for Subaru Forester 1999-2010 13570AA152 — Open-Box, 16% Off

[Vehicle Fitment] The Engine Timing Belt Covers Fit for Subaru Forester 1999-2010 2.5L H4 - Gas, for Subaru Impreza 1999-2011 2.5L H4 - Gas, for Subaru Legacy 1999-2003 2.5L H4 - Gas, for Subaru Outback 2000-2003 2.5L H4 - Gas, Replacement OE Number:13570AA152/13574AA081/13575AA112. [Function] The timing cover can prevent external debris such as dust, sand, stones, water, etc. from entering the timing system, preventing these debris from wearing the belt teeth, chain rollers, and tensioner bearings, or causing the belt to slip and the chain to get stuck, thereby avoiding safety hazards and component damage. [Reliable Quality] The engine timing belt cover made of good quality plastic, it's strong and durable, good sealing, corrosion resistance and rust resistance, withstands extreme hood temperatures for longer life. [Easy to Replace] This engine timing cover has the same fit and function as the factory timing cover, but it is strongly recommended to consult a professional repair technician to avoid engine failure due to improper installation. [Package Include] 1 Set Engine Timing Belt Cover(Left Inner Left Outer and Right Outer). When purchasing, please be sure to check that the OE Number and make model year are compatible with your vehicle. OE Number:
13570AA152/13574AA081/13575AA112

Fitment:
for Subaru Forester 1999-2010
for Subaru Impreza 1999-2011 2.5L H4 - Gas
for Subaru Legacy 1999-2003 2.5L H4 - Gas
for Subaru Outback 2000-2003 2.5L H4 - Gas

Specification:
Product Type: Engine Timing Belt Cover
Material: ABS
Color: Black
This is a non-OEM product, accessory only!

Package Include:
1 Set Engine Timing Belt Cover(Left Inner Left Outer and Right Outer)

Features of Engine Timing Belt Cover
Seal the timing chain cover to keep dirt from entering the inside of the engine, prevent oil leakage.Help to keep the timing belt or timin chain solid and secure for smooth operation.
Preventin debris from wearing the belt teeth, chain rollers, and tensioner bearings, or causing the belt to slip and the chain to get stuck, avoiding safety hazards and component damage.
Adopt with durable material to withstand constant rotation and high temperature working condition.

Symptoms to Replace a Timing Chain Cover:
Oil Leakage: Exposure to heat, dirt, and road grime can cause the gasket to crack or wear out, leading to oil leaks.
Engine Runs Rough: A damaged timing cover that doesn't seal properly can allow dirt to enter the engine, particularly around critical areas like the crankshaft, resulting in rough operation.
Knocking Noise from Engine: A loose timing cover may create a knocking noise near the front of the engine. If a flat metal plate appears to be shaking, it could indicate the cover is loose.
Check Engine Light On: The timing cover seals the engine to prevent oil or pressure loss. If a pressure or vacuum issue occurs, engine sensors may trigger the Check Engine Light.