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Replacing the Timing Belt on the Volvo S60

Model: Volvo S60 MK 2 - Years 2010-2018
Part: Timing belt

In this video tutorial, learn how to replace the timing belt on the Volvo S60 by following the instructions below. First, open the hood of your car and start by removing the reservoir located on the left side of the engine bay; unscrew the engine mount bolts to remove it, as shown in the video. Next, remove the timing cover, first taking off the serpentine belt; then take the necessary references for replacing the timing belt, following the video to the end!

Updated on 16 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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