Does the Bora use a timing belt?

[LeIvan]

Whether the Bora uses a timing belt mainly depends on the engine. The Volkswagen EA111 engine and the Volkswagen EA211 engine both use timing belts. The timing belt is an important component of the engine's valve system. By connecting to the crankshaft and matching a certain transmission ratio, it ensures the accuracy of intake and exhaust timing. The reason for using a belt instead of gears for transmission is that the belt produces less noise, has minimal self-variation, and is easier to compensate for. The Bora is a classic model under the Volkswagen brand. The car has a length, width, and height of 4523 mm, 1775 mm, and 1467 mm, respectively. The Bora adopts Volkswagen's family-style front grille design, with distinctively layered headlights featuring a wing-shaped design, giving it a strong three-dimensional feel. Compared to the current model, the rear design has changes in both the outline and the light clusters, and the body lines are also significantly different from the current Bora, becoming more streamlined. It also features a newly designed aluminum alloy wheel style.