alfa romeo giulietta timing belt change interval
Jpe61 705 posts · Joined 2014. #5 · Jan 10, 2016. According to my QV manual, cambelt must be changed at either 120000 km or 4 year intervals, whichever comes first. Some manuals say 5 year interval is ok if the car is not used for city driving and/or cold climates. I wouldn't push it.
Thetiming belt must usually be changed in a range from 80,000 to 120,000 kilometers, based on the condition of the belt (state of wear) and the engine; for disassembly we will remove the left engine support and then the timing cover. At this point we remove the V-belt and the crankshaft pulley; then carry out the normal timing belt Hereyou can find 2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta service intervals. a community driven DIY car service knowledge base. Decided to service your 2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta by yourself? expand_more Engine timing belt change interval. expand_more Alfa Romeo diesel straight-4 1.6 L 940 A3.000 103 HP at 4000 RPM, 280 N⋅m at 1500 RPM. Iused a Gates cam belt+water pump kit, the fitting info sheets with the kit also state its for an alfa romeo. Job inc the service took me about 12 hours, this at side of road, didnt see a camshaft timing mark, so put my own on, then took great care when removing & replacing, then as Westonprawn says ensure to turn 2 times manually, this willPlacethe Alfa Romeo Giulietta on stands, and depending on your engine you might have to remove a wheel. Remove the timing gearboxes. . To do this, you must buy the timing kit so that all the engine components remain in the right position, in any other case your engine will break. Remove the other components that bother you (damper
Mk1Giulietta Cloverleaf belt change interval is listed at 63,000 miles or 5 years. Or, if you do any of the following, every 4 years: Short repeated journeys less