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Hi guys, I did do a search but couldn't find what I was really looking for, and when I did for some reason I couldn't see the prices?

I am planning getting my belt changed, My 6 has got 123,000 miles and I don't have any history of a belt changed in the past. Is it worth going to Peugeot to get it done and get a warranty? What sort of price am I looking at for the job all in, water pump as well etc.. and is there anything else worth doing while the belt is getting changed?

Again sorry if this has been covered!

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Posted 19th Mar 2012 at 08:01
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Peugeot will charge you around £450 to change the timing belt, associated tensioners, waterpump and coolant.

If you went to a Pug specialist they would probably charge you around £300 maybe less and you would still get a warranty. Smile

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Posted 19th Mar 2012 at 08:29
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Okay sounds like its going to be Peugeot Ecosse for me, I had a wee look, would it be worth the "Kent Belt"?

Think I'll give them a call, Thanks StanThumbs up

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Posted 19th Mar 2012 at 08:47
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wtf is a "kent belt" ? LOL

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Posted 19th Mar 2012 at 10:12
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russbez

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should be plenty of garages willing to do that job mate, should be around 300 Yes

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Posted 19th Mar 2012 at 10:22
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I'd do it for around £200, but I think you're bladdy miles away given you're taking it to ecosseLOL

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Posted 19th Mar 2012 at 10:49
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By 'Kent' belt do you mean replacing the cambelt with one made by camshaft manufacturer Kent? If so, the answer is no, stick to either a Dayco or Gates belt. Yes

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Posted 19th Mar 2012 at 10:58
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stan_306gti6 wrote:
By 'Kent' belt do you mean replacing the cambelt with one made by camshaft manufacturer Kent? If so, the answer is no, stick to either a Dayco or Gates belt. Yes


Yeh Peugeot ecosse has on the web site that the Kent belt would be an upgrade, but seems like its not as good as they make out, Just of the phone Ecosse, for everything done, water pump etc.. all in inc VAT £300. doesnt seem to bad to me if am honest, Peugeot ecosse is still a 2 hour drive from me but seems like it will be worth it. Thumbs up

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Posted 19th Mar 2012 at 13:13
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welshpug! wrote:
I'd do it for around £200, but I think you're bladdy miles away given you're taking it to ecosseLOL


Thanks for the offer, would of been handy if i didnt live in the woods Thumbs down

Cheers anyway welshpugThumbs up

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Posted 19th Mar 2012 at 13:14
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Sounds like a decent price from Ecosse given that it includes VAT. Go for that one then. Thumbs up

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Posted 19th Mar 2012 at 13:44
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stan_306gti6 wrote:
By 'Kent' belt do you mean replacing the cambelt with one made by camshaft manufacturer Kent? If so, the answer is no, stick to either a Dayco or Gates belt. Yes

Piper do a cambelt and it is better quality than Dayco or Gates worth getting over a standard belt

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Posted 21st Mar 2012 at 21:58
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300 is about right. My mechanic just done mine for 280 all in with all pug bits fitted. Smile

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Posted 21st Mar 2012 at 22:04
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aaron6 wrote:
300 is about right. My mechanic just done mine for 280 all in with all pug bits fitted. Smile


Didn't fancy having a go at it yourself then Aaron? Unsure

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Posted 21st Mar 2012 at 22:39
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Where are you based CammyDudge?

I get mine £220 all in gates belt + tensioners, waterpump, aux belt and coolant, bargainous off a fellow forum member Smile

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Posted 21st Mar 2012 at 22:49
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mattgti6phase2

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Where are you based CammyDudge?

I get mine £220 all in gates belt + tensioners, waterpump, aux belt and coolant, bargainous off a fellow forum member Smile


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Posted 22nd Mar 2012 at 00:31
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honestly3k wrote:
Where are you based CammyDudge?

I get mine £220 all in gates belt + tensioners, waterpump, aux belt and coolant, bargainous off a fellow forum member Smile


am around Aviemore, it isn't far from Inverness... i will be doing a 2 hour drive to peugeot ecosse so don't mind a drive

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stan_306gti6 wrote:
aaron6 wrote:
300 is about right. My mechanic just done mine for 280 all in with all pug bits fitted. Smile


Didn't fancy having a go at it yourself then Aaron? Unsure
Nah, its nice to go to an insured garage for the cambelt and have some cover if it goes prematurely. I did do rachel's zx one but tbh, I don't like doing anything on my own car. Smile

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Posted 22nd Mar 2012 at 06:17
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Fair enough mate, I naturally assumed you would have loved getting stuck in and filthy with the ol' girl. Laugh

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Posted 22nd Mar 2012 at 07:20
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aaron6

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Nah mate, eveeytime I do something on mine its a mare but the zx is easy and dont really matter too much if I balls it up as we'd just get her a new car where as I wana keep mine indefinatly so im more inclinde to pay hugo to do it.

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Posted 22nd Mar 2012 at 10:08
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Not sure why people travel for miles and miles to get a belt changed. It's just a car, with a cambelt, mechanics do them everyday, so just find one that you trust and get them to do it.

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Posted 22nd Mar 2012 at 10:59
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Nail+head GMAN Smile

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Posted 22nd Mar 2012 at 11:09
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gman wrote:
Not sure why people travel for miles and miles to get a belt changed. It's just a car, with a cambelt, mechanics do them everyday, so just find one that you trust and get them to do it.


You say that but the number that end up tappers after a belt change is silly. Mine included (prior to my ownership).

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Posted 22nd Mar 2012 at 11:12
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smegal wrote:
gman wrote:
Not sure why people travel for miles and miles to get a belt changed. It's just a car, with a cambelt, mechanics do them everyday, so just find one that you trust and get them to do it.


You say that but the number that end up tappers after a belt change is silly. Mine included (prior to my ownership).


If thats the case then find a Peugeot specialist rather than a general mechanic. There are loads of them around. Yes

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Posted 22nd Mar 2012 at 12:06
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Isnt the nation reason for mistiming the engine and causing a tap caused by a knackered crank pulley? Of so, people should factor it in and should have nowt to worry about.

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aaron6 wrote:
Isnt the nation reason for mistiming the engine and causing a tap caused by a knackered crank pulley? Of so, people should factor it in and should have nowt to worry about.


nah can be mis-timed cam pulleys also.
Posted 22nd Mar 2012 at 13:17
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