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Old Sep 2nd, 2010, 12:51   #1
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Hi All, when does the cam belt or chain need replacing on s40 2.0D 2004 (new shape) or Not. Done 78.000 miles, nothing in the Service book saying if it's ever been changed.
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Old Sep 2nd, 2010, 13:00   #2
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Try searching the forum under 'cambelt' you will find what you are looking for.
Typical example at 95k service:-


http://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showth...light=cam+belt
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you only get chains on bmw's and such nowdays unfortunatly volvo took the cheap route a good few years back,and i would love to get the prat who decided to also drive the water pump with the most important belt, in my garage for a few minutes,i would love to beat the idiot to a pulp
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be thankful you dont have aVW F8ck paying £600 every 4 years for the belts to get done as apprenlty byt he time you need to the belts the waterpump will be shagged too lol.

i think 10 years or 125k is plenty long enough for a belt in service (well thats how long ford and PSA with the same engines recommend you change them), chains in theory are good but just look at vauxhalls to see how problematic they are.
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Old Sep 9th, 2010, 18:05   #5
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Try searching the forum under 'cambelt' you will find what you are looking for.
Typical example at 95k service:-


http://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showth...light=cam+belt
i thought the cambelt on a 2.0d was 140000mile intervals?
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Old Sep 9th, 2010, 18:12   #6
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i thought the cambelt on a 2.0d was 140000mile intervals?
- It is , 140 - 150 miles ( depending on 12000 or 12500 service intervals ) or 10 years which ever comes first ... Never known of any premature problems with these ...
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My service book says 72k or 6 yearly for s40 diesel and 96k except s40 diesel some 44K sort of 140k why would this be?

its a v50 2004

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an 2004 early model with printing error perhaps? 72K was never in the official service sheet for the 2.0 D ..
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My service book says 72k or 6 yearly for s40 diesel and 96k except s40 diesel some 44K sort of 140k why would this be?

its a v50 2004
I think that's for the classic s/v40 diesel with the Renault engine.


been a few years since I looked a check-list,but the ford 2.0D i remember was well above 100k.
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I must have a old service book lol
I look on my workshop software and put the vin in and it comes back 144k or 10years
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