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How do you replace the timing chain of the Opel Mokka?

Model: Vauxhall Mokka Mokka A - Years 2012-2019
Part: Timing belt

In order to replace the timing chain on the Opel Mokka, you need to open the hood and then remove the front right wheel and corresponding fender: once these components have been removed, you can proceed by loosening the screws that secure the chain tensioner, which can then be removed from its seat. In this way, the tension of the timing chain will be reduced and it will now be possible to remove it from the corresponding gears; the new one can now be inserted, making sure that everything works correctly after the replacement.

Posted on 24 December 2024 by ScegliAuto

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