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Kia Picanto - Video tutorial
Model: Kia Picanto
2A, MK 1
- Years 2004-2011 In this video we will see when to replace the timing belt of the Kia Picanto. Let's start by saying that the average life of a timing belt ranges from 3 to 5 years or can reach around 75,000 kilometres. Therefore it is very important to keep these parameters under control. Another factor to check is the state of tension of the belt; if it is loose, there could be a broken belt tensioner and in this case it must be replaced. You may know that the belt has come loose if the air conditioner turns on by itself or the steering wheel begins to turn by itself. If you hear a grinding noise from the belt, something is probably wrong. Check the belt and make sure there are no signs of wear or cracks. In this case it is advisable to replace it.
Posted on 19 November 2022 by ScegliAuto
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