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Guide to Replacing the Timing Chain on the Mazda CX-5

Model: Mazda CX-5 MK 1, KE - Years 2012-2017
Part: Timing belt

Today's main information will show you how and when to remove and replace the timing chain on the Mazda CX-5 2.2 Skyactive; the manufacturer states that the timing chain is full life and therefore should never be replaced (however, a visual inspection is recommended every 100,000 miles). The video demonstrates the replacement of the timing chain, in this case with the engine removed; by removing the timing cover and cylinder head cover, you will be able to access the chain, taking the necessary references for the replacement!

Updated on 10 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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