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When to Change the Timing Belt on the Renault Clio 4

Model: Renault Clio Clio IV, MK 4, Clio 4 - Years 2012-2019
Part: Timing belt

It is essential to remember the fundamental importance of the timing belt, which connects the crankshaft, fuel pump, water pump, and camshafts that control the intake and exhaust valves. Always check the wear condition of the belt at least every 30,000 miles after surpassing the first 37,000 miles, as a breakage of this component could cause irreparable damage to parts such as valves, pistons, and connecting rods. On average, the timing belt on this car should be changed every 75,000 miles or 8 years.

Updated on 16 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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