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timing belts.. - toseland - 05-06-2014
Doing the head, so might be a good idea to do the belt too (it is a good idea i know)
have 2 choices..
kit from pug, or kit from local motorfactors
any issue with using a good quality OEM one? or should i roll some Darwins up and spend for a pug one?
also, are there any differences in tooth count between the XUD variants? mine is an XUD9SD (turbo, cat, no IC) from a citroen.. best to check before as pug thinks its a (if i remember correctly) 136 tooth
RE: timing belts.. - Tom - 05-06-2014
Depends on the motor factor one if its a Gates or Continential it will be fine, if its a linglongshongchong i would be sceptical.
RE: timing belts.. - londondan86 - 05-06-2014
~I always use a motorfactors kit, usually a continental belt plus gates pulleys/tensioners
Belts are the same across the range, even fit the XUD7 I believe
RE: timing belts.. - ConorTRG - 05-06-2014
Gates, Continental, Dayco are all the very best.
theres 2 different types of idler pulleys and waterpumps though.
RE: timing belts.. - toseland - 05-06-2014
gave the local motorfactors the number of it.. they use GATES kits so comes with the gates belt and associated peices.
timing belts.. - Frosty - 05-06-2014
Can't go wrong with gates tbh
RE: timing belts.. - mr_fish - 05-06-2014
(05-06-2014, 03:43 PM)Frosty Wrote: Can't go wrong with gates tbh
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