Anybody done a timing belt on a TDi?

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  • mcandmar
    S2Forum Zealot
    • Apr 2004
    • 5118
    • Country: Ireland

    #1

    Anybody done a timing belt on a TDi?

    A6 TDi 130ps, is it a straight forward affair or should i run away

    Cheers,

    Mark.
    91CQ20v - Gone to a new home
    93UR-S4 - The Magic Carpet
    94S2Bus - The Emerald Express
  • AUDI COUPE 20V
    S2Forum Addict
    • Nov 2005
    • 251
    • Country: United Kingdom

    #2
    they are not to bad to do front off job raditor and a/c condensor and both fans off and you can access it quite easily throgh there then , bumper bolts can be accessed by lifting the arch liners three 10mm each side

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    • philip walker
      S2Forum Addict
      • Jul 2005
      • 254
      • Country: Wales

      #3
      Asuming the car is 98on
      As above fairly straight forward.
      Use the service pins to pull the front out to gain extra access.
      The pump timing is critical not just a case of a "few blobs of paint". The pump timing needs to be set when the new belt has been fitted using vag com of a decent scanner.
      Last edited by philip walker; 18 July 2006, 06:58.
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      • mcandmar
        S2Forum Zealot
        • Apr 2004
        • 5118
        • Country: Ireland

        #4
        I read that elsewhere too, can you explain in more detail?

        I assumed you either got it right or a tooth off, or is there another menthod of adjustment? I have the vagcom just need a little know how.

        Thanks,

        Mark.

        Originally posted by philip walker
        The pump timing is critical not just a case of a "few blobs of paint". The pump timing needs to be set when the new belt has been fitted using vag com of a decent scanner.
        91CQ20v - Gone to a new home
        93UR-S4 - The Magic Carpet
        94S2Bus - The Emerald Express

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        • urquattro-island
          S2Forum Extremist
          • Mar 2006
          • 1915
          • Home: Norway Current: Iceland

          #5
          easy

          easy job just always go clockwise with the belt (or you will get bent valves).
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