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Timing Belt
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John Maddox
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pauljmcnulty
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ORIGINAL: pvm_944Turbo
How long does the timing belt on the 944 Turbo last? Is it labour intensive to get it replaced?
Please correct me if I'm wrong, everyone......
Officially lasts 40k miles or 4 years, whichever is sooner. Almost everyone I've known has prefered 30k or three years as a safer bet.
Cost, as part of a service not too bad. If you need oil seals, rollers or water pump get them done at the same time. I didn't, and my wallet learned the error of my ways....[][]
Remember, it's cheaper to get it done than have it fail, so check it's history.
Get the rollers and water pump done every second belt change to ensure no nasty surprises. It's probably £300 for a belt service and about double for one with rollers and water pump.
pauljmcnulty
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ORIGINAL: TTM
Last time I looked at the maintenance booklet it said 5 years.
No, four is the maximum.
48K miles, although there's sometimes confusion as there's a 60K limit for the 928 in the same service book.
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