Hi, I'm sorry if this is a frequently recurring question, but I have phoned four different dealers to find out the intervals for changing the cambelt on the Voyager I'm picking up tomorrow, and none of them have been able to tell me! They have each said they'll phone me back, but I don't understand what is so difficult?

I am buying a 2006 Voyager 2.5CRD SE with 68k on the clock. The car dealer won't pay to replace it, but if it's a 60k belt I don't want to risk it.

Can anyone tell me the right mileage for this please as you all seem to know your stuff!!

Thank you.

 

68k comes in about when it should be changed but the big yes to get it done is due to the car and the engine belt's age of 9 years. Its all those 9 years of stopping and starting that does the belt no good. Maybe those miles were done on going to the shops and back. Its getting on pension age, retire your car or change it.

 

heres some info I found in my CRD info database :
http://forum.avtoamerika.by/index.ph...=post&id=17428

 

I'll say change it now.I did mine and the kit i bought is that one GATES CAM TIMING BELT KIT + WATER PUMP CHRYSLER GRAND VOYAGER 2.5 2.8 CRD | eBay

 

Thats a good advice JAMUS, replacing waterpump at same time.
I forgot I did that too..