Timing belt interval??
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http://www.scoobyclinic.com/pdf/Serv...ule_NewAge.pdf
Well there it says it should be changed every 60k so at 104k I guess.
Well there it says it should be changed every 60k so at 104k I guess.
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i would advise you to get all the pulleys changed if you have it done again, i was told that the pulleys can fail therfore doin just the belt would be no good, ive just had mine done £500 later, machanic told me that one of the tensioners was seizing up so good job, just a bit of advice.
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Yep getting mines done at 91k miles and looking to get belt, pulleys and idlers changed. Was last done in 2006 at 46K with the Belt and Idler changed. So it's the 5 years rather than mileage.
Full kit can be picked up for around £200 and then find someone to fit who is competent but has a nice cheap hourly rate
Full kit can be picked up for around £200 and then find someone to fit who is competent but has a nice cheap hourly rate
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Yep getting mines done at 91k miles and looking to get belt, pulleys and idlers changed. Was last done in 2006 at 46K with the Belt and Idler changed. So it's the 5 years rather than mileage.
Full kit can be picked up for around £200 and then find someone to fit who is competent but has a nice cheap hourly rate
Full kit can be picked up for around £200 and then find someone to fit who is competent but has a nice cheap hourly rate
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