At how many kilometers should the timing belt of the Magotan be replaced?

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CourtneyLynn
07/28/25 3:24pm
Magotan's timing belt should be replaced every 150,000 to 200,000 kilometers. The functions of the timing belt are as follows: Drives the engine's valve train: It ensures that the engine's intake and exhaust valves open or close at the appropriate times to guarantee normal air intake and exhaust in the engine cylinders. Timing chain drive function: The chain drive method offers reliable transmission, good durability, and space-saving benefits. The entire system consists of components such as gears, chains, and tensioning devices. Among these, the hydraulic tensioner can automatically adjust the tension force, maintaining consistent chain tension throughout its lifespan, which is maintenance-free and matches the engine's lifespan. Durability of the timing chain: The timing chain has inherent advantages of being sturdy and durable, providing peace of mind without worrying about "long-term neglect." The drawbacks of the timing chain only begin to appear when the vehicle's total mileage reaches 100,000 kilometers.
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