When should a timing belt be changed on a Volvo V50?

When should a timing belt be changed on a Volvo V50?

Our database suggests that it’s every 10 years for all versions of the V50 or 108,000 miles (just under 174,000km).

Does the Volvo V50 have a timing belt or chain?

The Volvo V50 comes equipped with a timing belt instead of a timing chain. A belt is less durable than a chain and should be replaced every 60,000-100,000 miles. Volvo recommends every 120,000 miles for the V50.

Where is the timing belt on a Volvo V50?

The timing belt is located under a timing cover and is in the front of the engine. It’s commonly manufactured out of high-quality rubber with nylon-reinforced cords inside to extend the life of the belt. However, it is subject to incredible forces inside your motor and will need to be replaced eventually.

When should the timing belt be replaced on a Volvo c30?

A broken timing belt can indeed lead to the complete destruction of the engine. To avoid this fate, replace the timing belt every 60,000 miles.

How to change the timing belt on a Volvo V50?

Okay, let’s get to work changing your Volvo V50 timing belt and water pump. Start off by lifting the bonnet (or hood if you’re across the pond) and removing the engine cover. Also remove the battery cover and unhook the negative terminal and ensure it won’t spring back and contact.

When to replace the cambelt on a 1.6D Volvo?

Last edited by dolcered; Mar 29th, 2012 at 11:01. 2.0D was indeed 150k miles/ 10 years and 1.6D is probably same. Personally I would replace before 150k, maybe at 125k partly because its a quite high mileage and also because at 150k the DPF comes up for its second change and the service bill then would be absolutely huge.

How many valves does a Volvo V50 have?

One of the easiest ways to confirm for sure whether your car has exactly the same engine version as this one, is that it’s the one with 8 valves, a 6-speed gearbox and the dry DPF system. This Volvo V50 is not to be confused with the earlier Pre-2011 1.6 Drive variant which actually has 16 valves, a 5-speed box and the wet DPF setup.

When do Volvo 1.6D diesel engines come out?

This guide will help you trough this process, for the 1.6D and 2.0D diesel engines made between 2004 and 2013 with engine codes beginning in D4164T, D4204T. All the information in this article is in accordance with the Servicing Schedule Plan specified by Volvo.