Is there anything official (online possibly?) that states the VAG rule for the cambelt change? I've read a few threads on it and have seen several different figures quoted. 5 years/50k, 4 years/60k etc.
I've not yet picked my 04 Cupra R (with 52k on the clock) up from the dealers and if I can find the official the VAG recommendation then I might be able to get them to change it before I collect, assuming it's not already been done (Can't remember if it was mentioned in the service log to be honest).
cambelt,that just the timing belt??? am getting mine done tomorrow by seat for 265 quid
On an LCR VAG recommends that the cambelt should be changed at 60,000 miles or 4 years, which ever comes first. This is clearly stated in the service book and if your car has full SEAT service history this should have been done already but do check, don't assume.
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it's all about having a "daughter's mechanic boyfriend".
did you sit and watch him in your rocking chair whilst chewing a piece of straw with a 12 gauge across your knee?
I bet he did a perfect job, I would never want to cross the (potential) father in law...
what about the service stamp jamjay?
The garage I went to said they wouldn't put a service stamp in the book just for a cambelt and water pump, only for actual scheduled services.
does anybody know if the hydraulic tensioner needs changing every time or is it a case of check it 1st?