ByIbiza6l
Hello,
As described in the title, I would like to know when the timing belt needs to be changed.
Thanks in advance 👍
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How far can I drive with the tank level? Can I simply add a little water? The tank level has to be filled halfway. How much water can I add?
The belt has been provided with the seal “maintenance-free”, see here under “valve drive”:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/VW_EA211#:~:text=The%20 camshafts%20will be%20%C3%BCber%20,%C3%BCber%20a%20ofthe%20output camshaft.
You should not find a change interval.
Thanks a lot
It should be noted that this is more a marketing term, less a technical term. Because “maintenance-free” does not mean “infinitely long-lasting”, but rather “motor stability limited by the toothed belt”. It is to say: an occasional control of the state cannot hurt.
Doesn’t that crutch have a necklace?
Had deceived me
THE crutch no longer, but the predecessor. Both at first glance are the same (1.4 TSI), but at the motor you can see it. In the version with toothed belts (EA211), the exhaust gas goes out at the rear of the engine, while older ones with control chain (EA111) are on the front of the engine.
Unfortunately, there was no picture of the Motörchen.
how much crutch?
I’m not a fan of throw-away technology either. I’m still working with it. I am interested in everything that has pistons and fuel burns.
I don’t think much about the whole VW frame. That’s why I don’t deal with it until the stuff appears in the workshop.
In 2016 the 211er should be installed.
is in the manual
usually around 80tkm