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2011 Fabia cambelt and water pump

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Am going to look at a 2011 Fabia tomorrow. It has very low mileage and a full main dealer history. Does that model use a cambelt rather than a chain and if so what are the change intervals - mileage or years please? ShoUld the water pump be changed at the same time? TIA. 

On 18/08/2019 at 02:44, AndrewSmith9 said:

Does that model use a cambelt rather than a chain

Don't know; that will depend on the exact engine (code, not just fuel and capacity) fitted.

 

On a lot of the cambelt engines, the water pump has a life typically 1.5x the cambelt change interval, and you need to change the cambelt to replace the water pump, so you save time and money by getting a new pump done when the belt's off anyway.

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It’s a 1.2 Diesel engine if that helps. 

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CORRECTION. It’s Petrol!

That’s a chain then

And as charitable as I am, for not giving engine details, then giving the wrong engine details when asking for help you get a meme

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1 hour ago, Tech1e said:

And as charitable as I am, for not giving engine details, then giving the wrong engine details when asking for help you get a meme

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I am truly humbled. Thanks. 

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