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When should the timing belt be replaced in the Seat Ibiza 1.2 TDI?

Model: Seat Ibiza 6L - Years 2002-2009
Part: Timing belt

Among the various periodic replacements to be made in your car, for example the Seat Ibiza 1.2 TDI, we also find the timing belt. It is the manufacturer who establishes when to proceed with the change, and for this car it is scheduled every 180,000 km, or every 6 years. It should be noted that not following these indications carries the risk of it breaking and causing irreversible damage to the engine. In the video we see exactly the aforementioned timing belt and in which exact point of the engine it is located, giving us an idea of how it is structurally composed, namely in toothed rubber.

Posted on 18 June 2024 by ScegliAuto

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