Ashley mcghee 27
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Has a td4 57 plate freelander 2.2 ltr have a timing chain or a belt
Belt or chain
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Shepprice
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I have got a land rover freelancer 2.2 diesel is there a belt or chain or both the car is a 60 plate
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Both, but only the belt needs changing every 10 years or 150K miles. Preferably by someone who knows what they are doing.
I suspect my bent inlet valves were caused by the PO not knowing how to do the job, or not using the £25 locking tools.
The chain links the exhaust cam to the inlet cam, but it's not a service item, unless it goes loose and rattles on starting.
Shepprice
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Both, but only the belt needs changing every 10 years or 150K miles. Preferably by someone who knows what they are doing.
I suspect my bent inlet valves were caused by the PO not knowing how to do the job, or not using the £25 locking tools.
The chain links the exhaust cam to the inlet cam, but it's not a service item, unless it goes loose and rattles on starting.
Thanks for getting back very helpful informationBoth, but only the belt needs changing every 10 years or 150K miles. Preferably by someone who knows what they are doing.
I suspect my bent inlet valves were caused by the PO not knowing how to do the job, or not using the £25 locking tools.
The chain links the exhaust cam to the inlet cam, but it's not a service item, unless it goes loose and rattles on starting.
