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I have a 2012 125 TDI Passat and I've been reading on here that timing belts are due every 105k, yet my service manual says every 180k.
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Timing belt is due every 105k or every 7 years for Australia.
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Welp.. its well overdue. I'm at 100k now and 9 years of use. It'll have to hold out another 4 months and 5,000km.Originally posted by saint70 View PostComment
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Can't understand why the service manual that came with it says double that amount of KM though. o_OComment
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