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    850R timing belt interval

    Had a little search on this forum and VOC but cant seem to find the definitive answer.

    How often? Time scale/miles?

    My car had it last done at 147k miles in 2008. Its now on 171k so mileage not the issue just the time frame.

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    Autodata says every 80k or 96 months if that's of any help.
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    as above,80k or 8years

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    Cool.

    No need to worry about it for the time being then.

    Will check its condition when I get a chance.

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    I was told by the local stealer 100k or 5 years, (although he also said they recommend 80k) whichever happens first. Would have thought 8 years was pushing it a bit on the timescale.

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    not really- newer cars are 90k or 10 years.

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    My Citroen C4 is 150k !!!!. Won't be leaving it that long though, it's already on 110k and I'm squeaking a bit !
    Old Car: 855 T5 in Grey and rust (dead and gone, well, most of it !
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    It's the tensioners most likely to seize and cause you a headache if they weren't done on last belt change with that sort of mileage, then it'll shred through a belt in no time. I got a set of pulleys n tensioners for about £60 from stealers.

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    No way I'd leave it 8 years, let alone 10!

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