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Guide to replacing the timing chain of the Opel Mokka 1.6 CDTI

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

Today we will discover the process of how to disassemble and replace the timing chain of the Opel Mokka 1.6 CDTI. First, we open the hood of the car and start by removing the coolant reservoir and the battery; we also disconnect various hoses to access the timing chain, as shown in the video. Now we remove the valve cover and the timing chain cover, lifting the car to proceed with the disassembly of the chain; we replace it with the new one, as well as with the original one, following the video tutorial until the end!

Posted on 16 January 2025 by ScegliAuto

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