When should you change timing belt on Renault Clio?
Renault recommends a belt change every 100,000km for all models up to 1999, and every 120,000km for all later models, or for low mileages.
Should you change water pump with timing belt?
Generally, the idler pulleys, tensioner and water pump should always be replaced when the timing belt is replaced. In most cases, the timing belt drives the water pump, so it is the right time to replace the water pump. It is also recommended by the manufacturer.
When do you change the timing belt on a megane?
The timing belt is also changed when the dephaser is changed. If thats not the case may be worth fitting a new dephaser anyway at the same time as the timing belt change as they are prone to failing on that engine. Harry. Yes I got the cambelt AND waterpump changed at 5 years old even though I had only done 62,000 miles.
When to change the timing belt on a Renault?
Your Renault is fitted with a strong and durable cambelt (or timing belt), which keeps the heart of your engine in perfect timing. We recommend changing your cambelt between 4–6 years or 72,000–96,000 miles (whichever is sooner).
How much does it cost to change a cambelt on a megane?
Independent was £350 or so on average. Have a Megane 1.6, 16v, 2006 model which is due for its cambelt change. Was looking to purchase the parts online and then just pay teh garage for the labour. The cambelt kits advise taht they contain the pulley tensioner and belt.
Is it necessary to replace the cambelt on a Renault?
Cambelt replacement (or ‘timing belt replacement’) according to your Renault’s schedule is essential – as a snapped belt can cause major engine damage. However, replacement can come at a price, which is where our 14,269 garages and Renault Mobile Mechanics come in! It is often cost-effective to replace your Water Pump at the same time.