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How to replace the timing belt on the Iveco Daily

Model: IVECO Daily MK 4 - Years 2006-2020
Part: Timing belt

Today we will briefly explain how to replace the timing belt on an Iveco Daily vehicle independently and quickly. First, we open the front hood and remove the right front wheel and the wheel arch. Then we loosen the pulley and the tensioner roller to remove the timing belt from its housing. We then insert the new belt and tighten the pulley and tensioner roller. We insert the wheel arch and the wheel back into their housing and then close the hood in order to test the operation of the new timing belt.

Posted on 17 May 2024 by ScegliAuto

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