I am just about to replace T belt on my GTI I assume its best to replace tensioner and the water pump at the same time ? any tricks or suprises in this work ??
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MK4 GTI timing belt tensioner, water pump lower damper
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Originally posted by firemont40stn View PostI am just about to replace T belt on my GTI I assume its best to replace tensioner and the water pump at the same time ? any tricks or suprises in this work ??Nothing to see here...
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Definately do them all at the same time.
In regards to the water pump, it's the different expansion rates between plastic and steel under temperature. The knurled part of the water pump shaft expands more than the plastic impeller, which leads to the impeller cracking, and eventually falling off.'07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
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I bought the kit from ultra cheap auto parts, that has the belt, tensioner and seal for around the $150 delivered. Then you will need to source a water pump....sigpic
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