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sami_boy

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    Nah very few models used to have the wet belt compared to dry belts and chains but those models too are being phased out. All new Peugeot puretech 1.2 engines have timing chains instead of the wet belt as well. Honda discontinued the P10A2 too.

    https://www.italpassion.fr/en/guide...-list-of-belt-driven-and-chain-driven-models/
    Yeah, that's true. I'm driving a 2021 Citreon C4, and my dealership did a free belt replacement when I bought it at 28000 miles. You have to keep monitoring the belt and changing it often. Other than that, 1.2 PureTech engines are very fuel efficient.
     

    Hyaenidae

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    Yeah, that's true. I'm driving a 2021 Citreon C4, and my dealership did a free belt replacement when I bought it at 28000 miles. You have to keep monitoring the belt and changing it often. Other than that, 1.2 PureTech engines are very fuel efficient.

    Even if you keep replacing belts every 30K miles every belt will still shed some particles which will contaminate the lubrication system over time.

    They really had no option than to get rid of it entirely and switch to a timing chain again
     
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    ChoronaSottiya

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    මේ සෙඩෑන් එක ගැන මොකද හිතන්නෙ බ්‍රදර්? @Hyaenidae :rolleyes:


    https://ikman.lk/en/ad/nissan-almera-e-new-2024-for-sale-colombo

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    මේක හොද option එකක් වගේ නේද? 🤔
     
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    ChoronaSottiya

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    ඔව් චොරෝනා සොත්තියා, ඔය ගානට මම වෙන සෙඩෑන් එකක් දැක්කෙ නෑ.
    තායිලන්ඩ් හදන නිසා ඉන්නදියන් made එවගෙ වගේ build quality අවුල් වෙවිද
     

    sami_boy

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    Even if you keep replacing belts every 30K miles every belt will still shed some particles which will contaminate the lubrication system over time.

    They really had no option than to get rid of it entirely and switch to a timing chain again
    Maybe, but I see some people have driven long milages without an issue in our Citreon group. Anyway, I won't be keeping this for more than 2 years. Then it's time to move to an electric :D
     

    scorpion MW

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    Even if you keep replacing belts every 30K miles every belt will still shed some particles which will contaminate the lubrication system over time.

    They really had no option than to get rid of it entirely and switch to a timing chain again
    Dealer ඕක 30k වලින් මාරු කරයි ද බං? උන් මාරු කරන්නේ මාරු කරන්න කියලා තියන milage එකෙන් නේ..
     

    Hyaenidae

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    Dealer ඕක 30k වලින් මාරු කරයි ද බං? උන් මාරු කරන්නේ මාරු කරන්න කියලා තියන milage එකෙන් නේ..

    Just don't buy a car with one of those and problem solved
     
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    sami_boy

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    Dealer ඕක 30k වලින් මාරු කරයි ද බං? උන් මාරු කරන්නේ මාරු කරන්න කියලා තියන milage එකෙන් නේ..
    වාහනේ විකුනද්දි නම් බලල මාරු කරනව මචං. නැත්නම් උන්ටමනෙ පාඩු engine 1 damage වෙලා ගෙනාවොත්. අනික මේ ලංකාවේ නෙමේ, UK නෙ :D
     
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