At how many kilometers should the timing belt of a Citroen C-Quatre be replaced?

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Peter
07/28/25 3:43pm
Citroen C-Quatre's timing belt should be replaced after driving more than 100,000 kilometers. In addition, if the vehicle is more than 5 years old but has not yet reached 100,000 kilometers, the timing belt should also be replaced. The timing belt is a rubber product, and rubber products tend to age over time, so car owners should pay special attention to this. Here is some relevant information: 1. Appearance: The Citroen C-Quatre has a very innovative appearance, giving a unique feeling that is very popular among young people. On the front of the car, the two headlights are cleverly integrated with the front of the car, and the ducktail design at the rear makes the car look more elegant and generous. 2. Performance: The performance of the Citroen C-Quatre is very good. The whole car looks very stable and dignified. The car's precision is very high, especially the steering wheel, which feels very good and is very accurate, making it very easy to control. Moreover, the chassis of the car is very stable, making it feel particularly easy when driving long distances or on highways. The visibility of the car is also very good, with a very large windshield in front of the car, providing a particularly wide field of view, and the driving experience for the car owner is very good.
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