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Need advice on buying 07 sahara
Hey guys, i'm new in these forums and I'm here for a question. I've been looking into getting myself a wrangler for quite some time now and i've been doing a lot of research on them. Now I found a 07 Sahara for a reasonable price, but the thing is it has 119000km on it. Now we all know that a lot, but its at the dealership so if I play my cards right I can get pretty much what I want. What do you guys recomend? Around what mileage is recommended to change the timing belt and all? Its obviously highway milage, but you know, better to be safe then sorry.
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JF is my second home.
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I have no idea when you would need to change a timing belt on the new one, but I would bet that it is still fine. I know on the 4.0L the timing belt was for life, but the new ones I am unsure, I would think 100K-150K if it has a rubber one, if it is chain then it should be fine for the life of the motor.
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