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Scheduled age for belt change 2.4D/175

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Old Sep 25th, 2017, 16:40   #1
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My car is coming up to 8 years age and 54,000 miles and due annual service. According to the local Volvo service company I need to have the timing belt replaced.
According to Volvo Service Price Indicator the first belt change is due 108,000 miles/6years. The D5 engine schedule requires it to be changed at 108,000 miles/12 years.
Bearing in mind the cost difference is rather a lot, do I have the timing belt replaced or not?
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My car is coming up to 8 years age and 54,000 miles and due annual service. According to the local Volvo service company I need to have the timing belt replaced.
According to Volvo Service Price Indicator the first belt change is due 108,000 miles/6years. The D5 engine schedule requires it to be changed at 108,000 miles/12 years.
Bearing in mind the cost difference is rather a lot, do I have the timing belt replaced or not?
cambelt interval is 108000 miles or 10 years which ever comes first . The cambelts are reliable but it is the Aux belts and tensioners which can be troublesome after 2006 they are changed at the same interval as the cambelt , if your car has not seen a dealer for a while you need to get it checked for aux belt and tensioner recalls .
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Been there, done that. VOLVO dealer will push for cam belt change - which is unnecessary, obviously, when your vehicle age or mileage are taken into account.

Just tell them what Clan wrote. Or use this:

https://www.volvoforums.org.uk/attac...9&d=1368625339
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Thanks for your answers gentlemen. I will proceed accordingly.
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