2002 Volkswagen Jetta TDI "change belt" Questions

belt it missing teeth. i am gonna change the water pump as well as the belt. however what could cause the teeth on the belt to do that? The belt has stretched causing the belt to jump timing. When you

...change my timing belt on my 06 vw jetta tdi. You should change your timing belt at the factory scheduled intervals (unless you feel like dropping $1600 on a head and valve job). Timing belts are made ...

...every 30,000 miles, Timing belt every 100,000 miles. Serpentine belt check for crackes on the groved side at every oil change, if any sign of wear change. Top off all fluids when oil changes are

change my timing belt on my 2000 jetta tdi You should change the timing belt & timing kit (tensioning roller, water pump, guide roller) at every 90000 km (56000 miles). if its original its good to

...change it yet. The 2007 VW Jetta 2.5 timing belt is recommended to be changed every 105,000 miles except for the diesel models. If you have a diesel model, then the recommendation is every 60,000 ...

...change the alternator belt on my1990 vw diesel jetta as the alternator IS the adjuster for the tension of the belt,it is a simple task of undoing the alternator bolts/nuts and pushing it inwards to ...

...will be very much appreciated. Fred the air conditioning compressor is driven by the crank and that drives tha alternator. you have to take off all the belts in order to change the alternator

...belt change, which we knew it was due for. Now, after the belt change, the car will suddenly quit running and acts like it has no power. It will usually start back up, but this happens intermittently ...

Broken Cylinder head valves Hi there, my car's fan belt snapped and I replaced it with a new one. After driving for 5 km, cylinder head valves got broken. What could be the cause? Is there other ...

when do the cam belts require changing. Is the change time based or milage based they say 100,000 miles now, i still think that 50,000 how it was 10-15 years ago is still right, milage based, I think ...