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How to replace the timing belt of the VW Caddy

Model: Volkswagen Caddy MK 3, 2K - Years 2003-2020
Part: Timing belt

Today we will explain how to replace the timing belt of the Volkswagen Caddy. To perform this operation, we need to open the front hood and remove the screw that secures the timing belt cover on the side of the engine. After removing the cover, we need to remove the front right wheel and lift the vehicle. Now we remove the service pulley from the crankshaft, also remove the cover and check that the pulleys are in good condition to be reused. Close the valves and position the cover on phase 1 to remove the timing belt. Remove the belt and install the new one after oiling it. Install the pulley and close the timing belt cover.

Posted on 8 October 2024 by ScegliAuto

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