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8 September 2010
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Many people are unaware of exactly how often their cambelt should be changed and the implications of a cambelt failure. We're always ready to help and so we have collated industry information on some of the most popular vehicles we see everyday to ensure you have all the information required to make an informed decision.

To give an example, if you purchase a brand new Corsa, you are advised the cambelt should be replaced every 40,000 miles or 48 months, whichever comes first. This pattern then continues for 80,000 miles or 96months and so on.

Ford Fiesta - 100,000 miles / 120 Months

Ford Focus - 100,000 miles / 120 Months

Vauxhall Corsa - 40,000 / 48 Months

Vauxhall Astra - 40,000 / 48 Months

Vauxhall Vectra - 40,000 / 48 Months

VW Golf - 48 Months (regardless of mileage)

Peugeot 206 - 80,000 miles / 120 Months

Honda Civic - 60,000 miles / 60 Months

Toyota Avensis - 63,000 miles / 60 Months

Fiat Punto - 63,000 miles

Citroen Xsara - 60,000 miles / 120 Months

Renault Clio - 72,000 miles / 60 Months

This information is based on the most popular vehicles that are brought to our branches. The information should be used as a guideline and could vary depending on engine size and year of manufacture. Please call your local centre for your specific vehicle information.

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