Does a VW Caddy have a timing belt?
*VW specify a timing belt renewal interval of 130,000 miles for all common rail engines and 75,000 miles for PD engines up to 2006. Note also that most manufacturers will not guarantee a belt unless the tensioners and rollers have been replaced at the same time.
How many miles will a VW Caddy do?
The best Caddy will average 55.4mpg, giving 735 miles on one tank. For a seven-seater mid-sized mpv this is a cracking statistic. Some VW dealers may not be able to service the Caddy Maxi because it is based on the van platform so make sure you check beforehand to avoid nasty surprises further down the line.
How often do you change timing belt on VW Caddy?
Many dealers perform these tasks at every second service. *VW specify a timing belt renewal interval of 130,000 miles for all common rail engines and 75,000 miles for PD engines up to 2006. After 2006 the interval for PD engines is increased to 93 000 miles. They specify a tensioner roller renewal with the belt change.
Are there cambelt change intervals for diesel engines?
Cambelt Change Intervals – Diesel Engines The contents of this Information Update are confidential and for Volkswagen Authorised Repairers internal use only. It should not be passed to third parties. It is a breach of your Authorised Repairer Agreement to pass technical advice provided by Volkswagen UK to third parties.
Is it too long for a VW cambelt?
Volkswagen cambelt intervals vary depending on model and in our opinion can often be too long, which can lead to extensive and expensive engine damage. When phoning around for quotes for your servicing or cambelt, does the price give you everything you need?
When to change the cam belt on a VW Polo?
According to Volkswagen UK, the belt ought to be changed at 5 year intervals on a vehicle built from Model Year 2010 (VW model years run from September). Here is the link to Volkswagen UK’s specific advice. They state: We recommend a cambelt change interval at 4 years for cars registered before September 2009, 5 years thereafter.