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Thread: 200Tdi Timing Tensioners

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    cmjay25 Guest

    200Tdi Timing Tensioners

    Has anyone any idea of the service life of the static and adjustable tensioners (or 'idlers') on the 200Tdi? I haven't come on a recommendation anywhere of when they should be changed, but presumably they have a finite life. I would rather not find out what it is. cmjay25, Geelong

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    The 300TDi has recommended changes of timing belt every 60,000 to 80,000klms and it is usual to change the idler and tensioner pulleys at the same time, I don't know about the 200TDi, but if I find out I will get back to you, Regards Frank.

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    I advise doing them with the timing belt...
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    I believe it's 80,000 km and I'd be changing the idler and tensioner bearings when doing the timing belt.

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    Thank you one and all. I'm happy to join the consensus, and changed the lot last weekend. Has dropped the general noise level to a noticable degree. Strange that the workshop manual doesn't specify this.

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