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Skoda Octavia 1.9TDI 110 - Camshaft replacement after 5 years

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  • #1 17378495
    fraksipon
    Level 14  
    Most threads deal with timing replacement after a certain number of kilometers driven. I wonder, however, Can you change the timing after five years of using the car? I am the first car owner. I have a mileage of 200,000 kilometers and I usually drive around the city. I fail to do a forcing camshaft change, so my problem is more time.
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  • #2 17378513
    marcin.koz2910
    Level 27  
    because of the wearing parts it is so because if you drive a little time it causes wear of elements and another thing is to make small routes but in bark where the kilometers do not rise too much but the engine work time does

    That is why replacement kilometers are foreseen for years
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  • #3 17378514
    kkknc
    Level 43  
    Can be done. 200 thousand is not enough?
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  • #4 17378525
    dr.master
    Level 39  
    It should be replaced every 90,000 or every 4 years.
    Given that the car is no longer new, I would stick to these guidelines.
    Similarly with oil ...
    I in the 1.9 TDI 130HP octavia change oil every 10,000 and timing every 70,000.
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  • #5 17378948
    marcin.koz2910
    Level 27  
    I would also do it because a broken belt or a damaged roll can cause much higher costs ....
  • #6 17379137
    mczapski
    Level 40  
    fraksipon wrote:
    I have a mileage of 200,000 kilometers

    A joke or an understatement? Are you saying that the timing belt has been there since being installed by the factory? Have you looked into the company documentation?
    you ask
    fraksipon wrote:
    Is it possible to change the timing after five years of using the car?

    I think it's necessary.
  • #7 17382375
    fraksipon
    Level 14  
    mczapski wrote:
    fraksipon wrote:
    I have a mileage of 200,000 kilometers

    A joke or an understatement? Are you saying that the timing belt has been there since being installed by the factory? Have you looked into the company documentation?
    you ask
    fraksipon wrote:
    Is it possible to change the timing after five years of using the car?

    I think it's necessary.


    The belt was changed regularly
    90 thousand km.
    162 thousand km. 2014
    230 thousand km. I should have traveled that much in 2019 after 5 years.

    I would prefer a replacement after 6 years after traveling around 86,000 km.
    Am I at high risk?
  • #8 17382395
    marcin.koz2910
    Level 27  
    All in all it's not big. I know of a case that the SKF roll fell apart after a year on a set of 8,000. km
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The discussion revolves around the necessity of replacing the timing belt on a Skoda Octavia 1.9TDI after five years of use, particularly with a mileage of 200,000 kilometers. Responses indicate that while the timing belt is typically replaced every 90,000 kilometers or every four years, the wear from short city drives can necessitate earlier replacement. Users emphasize the importance of timely replacement to avoid costly engine damage from a broken belt. The original poster expresses concern about the timing of the next replacement, suggesting a preference for a change after six years and 86,000 kilometers, while seeking advice on the associated risks.
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