Hello Juan
Please help me with the chain info
VIN: VF7SXYHYPLT625403
Thank you so much
1.5 BlueHDi engine timing chain information.
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Juan Sheet
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@Eriksons: See the last paragraph of my post:
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Regarding the timing BELT: These diesel engines do not have a 'belt in oil' or wet belt - only the petrol 1.2 EB2 vehicles. This thread is dealing with the camshaft timing chain, not the timing belts - 2 separate things.
viewtopic.php?p=8895#p8895
Regarding the timing BELT: These diesel engines do not have a 'belt in oil' or wet belt - only the petrol 1.2 EB2 vehicles. This thread is dealing with the camshaft timing chain, not the timing belts - 2 separate things.
Thanks a lot!Juan Sheet wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 7:00 pm You have the 8MM Camshaft Pack, so no worries. But I note you also have an outstanding (Since June 2023) 'After Sales' event concerning 'High Urea Pressure Diagnostic Diesel Engines 6.3'
It requires an upload of the modified ECU (Engine Control Unit) calibration.
So I'd contact DS Autos, quote the Ref: JTC and get it booked in. It will be FOC.
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Juan Sheet
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Juan Sheet wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 10:49 am @Eriksons: See the last paragraph of my post:
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Juan Sheet wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 11:14 am @Bkod: Just checked for you and yes, 7MM chain.
They are changing the updates all the time, so can change build numbers. There are of course plenty of earlier 1.5 DV vehicles in circulation that would be technically excluded from the particular bulletins, but that doesn't mean to say there won't be the problem - and that is why the technical bulletin still remains under many of these older vehicles with this engine. But if the issue was more prevalent, as opposed to the odd case, we would be hearing a lot more about it to be honest.
Thank you
