Superb mk 2 maintenance schedule and cambelt change.

[Discusb]

My 2014 2ltr diesel 170BHP Superb Mk2 didn't come with any service schedule or service log. All it had was a print out from the main dealers of what had been done so far.

 

Is there anywhere online that I can get a copy of the maintenance schedule?

 

Also It's now 5 years old and 62,000 miles so I reckon it must be due a cambelt change. Is it the usual thing of cambelt, water pump etc or is the water pump not an issue nowadays.

 

Thanks for any advice.

 

Andy

[tuningmania]

To "Discusb" - I read few times on few places that the water pump in Skoda Superb is a big issue 😞 The problem is that there is a lot of low quality spare parts. I recommend you to change it with "OEM" one. The Engine is expensive enought to compromise..

Edited 30 July, 2019 by tuningmania

[Snapper1725]

Yeah timing belt due at 5 year

Got mine done at local dealer £460 they said it was a offer and should have been £499 which was a price another dealer had quoted.

That  included water pump and coolant, priced the parts myself and it came to £385 so thought for £75 let them get on with it 

[DEL80Y]

@tuningmania

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Edited 30 July, 2019 by DEL80Y

[nough]

@Snapper1725

Lookers Skoda Guildford wanted to charge me £801 for a cambelt and water pump, a local independent wanted to charge £620. I don't know where you all get such cheap figures.

[jonathan.tong]

Skoda UK have a fixed price schedule for cambelt changes:

 

I think my local "ex-skoda" charged me £489 for the cambelt inc waterpump.

[nough]

Maybe I got confused and that was including the service. Oh well, I returned that car and got a superb