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How to replace the timing belt on the Renault Master

Model: Renault Master MK 2 - Years 1997-2010
Part: Timing belt

Today we will explain how to replace the timing belt on a Renault Master mk2 model vehicle. We start the replacement by removing the front right wheel using a 24mm hole key. Then we lift the vehicle to remove the tire completely and have access to the timing belt. We loosen the pulley and remove the belt. We clean the gears with a metal brush and insert the new timing belt. We tighten the pulley and insert the wheel, which we will tighten completely once the vehicle is on the ground. We start our van to test its operation.

Posted on 18 September 2024 by ScegliAuto

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