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timing water belt and pump

timing belt and water pump
#1
Hi all. I just want to ask when i should change my timing belt and water pump? I have a gtc 2l cdti with 56000 miles. When do i need to change. Im not sure if it has ever been done as their is no record. Only had car 8 months. Any advice appreciated. I dont want to wait incSe my engine gets ruined. Thanks for your help. Regards
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#2
You timing belt should be changed at 6yrs or 100,000 miles whichever comes first (this is Vauxhall service interval).

Haynes recommend 4yrs 40,000 miles.

Have a look at out Service parts list for details on what and when.

https://www.vxoc.org.uk/forum/Thread-Service-parts-List

Whenever I've brought a used car though the first thing I do is a major service for my own peace of mind.
Astra-J 2.0 CDTI S/S
Retrofitted AFL, TPMS, Navi950, BT, DAB, Rear Camera, Infinity sound system, Towbar, Flexfloor & more.
I can do programming and retrofits using genuine GM MDI and Dealer software.
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#3
Just saw this thread, where is the best place you recommend for getting the kit and price as well as it just the belt tensions and water pump required on these engines or is there also pulleys as well required and also what's the best locking tools to use for it as I'm trying to price up whether to do it myself or if I would be as well just putting it in.

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#4
I recommend using OME parts of course there is aftermarket parts out there I guess it depends on your budget. Price wise dealerships all charge a different price.

When I do mine next year I'm going to do all the pulleys just save any issue's down the road.
Astra-J 2.0 CDTI S/S
Retrofitted AFL, TPMS, Navi950, BT, DAB, Rear Camera, Infinity sound system, Towbar, Flexfloor & more.
I can do programming and retrofits using genuine GM MDI and Dealer software.
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#5
No problem will give the dealer a phone tomorrow to see what they quote for parts, do you know what the best locking tools are for these engines?

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#6
On locking tool I don't sorry my mechanic has the tools I just help to learn (He's almost due to retire & I don't trust anyone else).
Astra-J 2.0 CDTI S/S
Retrofitted AFL, TPMS, Navi950, BT, DAB, Rear Camera, Infinity sound system, Towbar, Flexfloor & more.
I can do programming and retrofits using genuine GM MDI and Dealer software.
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