Jeez, my 1.4fr is now at 82000 miles, and as far as I know, it's not been done.According to my service book it is 5 years or 50000 miles whichever comes first ?? Just had it done with 5 year guarantee on new timing belt.
£399 for the timing belt. They do recommend doing water pump at same time, fortunately for me my 1.4 140 ps engine is not driven by timing belt so did not need done.Jeez, my 1.4fr is nowfortunately for me my 1.4iles, and as far as I know, it's not been done.
How much was it to get done please ?
Would I be right in thinking there is no specific mileage for replacing the timing belt ( for 1.4 petrol ) ?From the Maintenance Manual Seat.
The table posted up is for another country grup, B.
Would I be right in thinking there is no specific mileage for replacing the timing belt ( for 1.4 petrol ) ?
As long as it is inspected every 30000 miles ?
According to my service book it is 5 years or 50000 miles whichever comes first ?? Just had it done with 5 year guarantee on new timing belt.
I again have looked in the user manual and service manual and can not find the cam belt change info listed anywhere. I have a 2014 Mk3 Seat Leon 1.4tsi Se 122bhp. Would be grateful if anyone could advise.I checked the user manual and the service book but could not find a reference to timing belt! :-(
Thanks, but do we know at what mileage the manufacturer recommends to replace?The cam belt on the 1.2 tsi and 1.4 tsi engines is is clearly visible without removing anything. Just flip the starter briefly to bring different sections of the belt into view.