Timing belt OEM FORD or OEM Volkswagen

OEM Volkswagen Timing belt

Even though the mileage had not been reached, I decided that an 8 year-old timing belt was due for replacement. While doing that, I thought that replacing all the 8 year-old hoses would be a good idea too. I didn't realize how many hoses there are on this engine and how difficult it is to get to them and replace. At least I won't have to do that again for another decade or more since I replaced the rubber hoses with silicone hoses.

Pros: silicone hoses replaced
Cons: difficult to replace
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OEM Volkswagen Timing belt
GTIZRX
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Rating 5.0

On my daily R I just replaced the timing belt and water pump at 80,000 miles. It is my daily so I just did it to have piece of mind. The belt looked great as well as the water pump.

Pros: belt looked great
Mileage: 128747 km
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OEM FORD Timing belt
Im_A_Model
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Rating 1.0

I hate Ford Ecoboost with all of my soul. I drive a Focus Ecoboost with a fucking rubber timing belt running inside the oil, no way to check it but Ford says it should last 10 years or 240.000 km. Well.. mine lasted for 7 years and 117.000 km and with it slowly crumbling and destroying the engine.

Cons: crumbling, destroying engine
Vehicle: Ford Focus
Mileage: 117000 km
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OEM FORD Timing belt
landonk
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Rating 0.5

My 1.0 eco boost is on its third engine at only 80k due to Ford’s brilliant oil soaked timing belt time bomb

Cons: oil soaked, time bomb, engine failures
Vehicle: Ford
Mileage: 128747 km
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