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RA Rodeo Timing Belt
Hi all,
Quick question that I need some advice on. My ute has done 250,000kms now and I'm wondering when the timing belt/chain needs to be replaced.
Can anybody shed some light for me?
Has anybody got this many kms on their RA yet?
Cheers,
Andrew.
Quick question that I need some advice on. My ute has done 250,000kms now and I'm wondering when the timing belt/chain needs to be replaced.
Can anybody shed some light for me?
Has anybody got this many kms on their RA yet?
Cheers,
Andrew.
Ducky103 wrote:No belt or chain. camshaft is gear driven.
From someone from holden who builds the engine in melbourne for Isuzu. I can tell you it certainly does have a timing chain in it if the engine is a petrol otherwise how would the camshaft turn around and around. Don't know for sure but I reckon because it's got a chain in it and not a belt you wouldn't need to touch it for the life of the car although I could be wrong.
Pezz has a diesel, as does Ducky, who is a diesel mechanic. Question solved I thought.
My 2007 Rodeo RA7 build threadhttp://www.4wdaction.com.au/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=76391
My home built Slide-on camper http://www.4wdaction.com.au/forum/viewtopic.php?f=134&t=84792
My home built Slide-on camper http://www.4wdaction.com.au/forum/viewtopic.php?f=134&t=84792
Factory manual shows gears and a long chain the v6 shows 3 chains with some gears.
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As SteelJockey said, Ducky is the one in the know.
I checked this out about 6 or so months ago when mine hit 200,000km.
Knowing yours is the deisel of the same ilk as Ducky's and mine i can 2nd that its all timing gears, with no chain or belt. Confirmed this with a look at the Isuzu factory workshop manual.
I checked this out about 6 or so months ago when mine hit 200,000km.
Knowing yours is the deisel of the same ilk as Ducky's and mine i can 2nd that its all timing gears, with no chain or belt. Confirmed this with a look at the Isuzu factory workshop manual.
2003 RA LT crew cab 3.0TD- GME UHF. Cooper STTs, ARB BullBar with tmax winch, Snorkel and Long range tank.
2.8 (4JB-XX)and 3.0 (4JH1-TC)diesels (non common rail) are gear driven.
2.4 (C24SE) 2.6 (4ZE1) 3.2 & 3.5 (6VE1) Petrol motors use Timing Belts.
3.6 Petrol uses a chain I think (don't quote me on this one)
2.4 (C24SE) 2.6 (4ZE1) 3.2 & 3.5 (6VE1) Petrol motors use Timing Belts.
3.6 Petrol uses a chain I think (don't quote me on this one)
2004 RA crew cab/chassis 3.0TD - Snorkel, bullbar, UHF, longrange fuel tank. sliders almost done
1999 Jackaroo 3.5l V6 - bullbar. The family bus.
1999 Jackaroo 3.5l V6 - bullbar. The family bus.
nethergate wrote:I just bought a 99 3.2ltr petrol, does anyone know if its a chain or a belt? either way i know it hasnt been replaced because i asked the previous owner who hadn't given it a thought.
Belt driven. 160,000km Change intervals.
2004 RA crew cab/chassis 3.0TD - Snorkel, bullbar, UHF, longrange fuel tank. sliders almost done
1999 Jackaroo 3.5l V6 - bullbar. The family bus.
1999 Jackaroo 3.5l V6 - bullbar. The family bus.
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