Is it understood that the timing has changed?

Friends, the former owner, who bought my 307 1.6 gasoline car, said that he had changed the timing set. I'm not comfortable with that.

is it understandable if the vehicle is lifted in the fiber? or in a plastic fitting? or should I remove the strap and look? the hderell 2009-07-08 11:49:56

Come on, it is not 100% possible to understand whether the belt has changed or not due to the operation of the timing belt just a few thousand km after it is newly installed (wearing out, erasing of the writings on it). I occasionally check the condition of the 306 m by removing a cover, but this does not give 100% results. Because after removing the timing belt, it is 100% to check if there is any breakage, tear, cracking by folding it in reverse, and after removing the belt, a new one should be installed. hakangokdem is 2009-07-08 13:01:07

then I guess it is best to love and replace 250 TL.

[QUOTE = hderelli] then I guess it's best to love 250 TL and change. [/ QUOTE]

I agree get your job done

[QUOTE = hderelli] then I guess it's best to love 250 TL and change. [/ QUOTE]

material + workmanship seems to me like 250. But let me ask Efe ...

[QUOTE = hderelli] material + workmanship seems to amount to 250. but let me ask Efe ... [/ QUOTE]

I wrote from MSN to Efe, I have been waiting for 15 minutes. There was no answer. Let's go to Efe one day if we set ...

Ah, if I could arrange that available time, if there is an Efe customer, he will not be able to come to the pc, he will return to you soon ...