MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: oisinc on July 11, 2016, 05:31:37 pm
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Can anyone tell me if the timing belt kits for the k03 are the same as the k04 ones?
Ive a Pirelli that needs a timing belt etc and was wondering which one to get.
Also if anyone has a link to where to buy that would be awesome sauce :)
Thanks
Oisin
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Yes it's just the same, I just buy them from euro car parts. Buy the dayco ones as vw fit this brand from the factory.
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@Chris92 (http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=7494) thanks mate
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Hello,
I have taken a look into ETKA, and ETKA gives different numbers for the timing belts:
AXX, BWA --> 06F 198 119A
BYD --> 06D 109 119B
But they will be 99,9% identical I guess...
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Hello,
I have taken a look into ETKA, and ETKA gives different numbers for the timing belts:
AXX, BWA --> 06F 198 119A
BYD --> 06D 109 119B
But they will be 99,9% identical I guess...
Thanks mate.. gonna check with my local VW garage and see if I can source the kit cheaper elsewhere
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@Chris92 (http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=7494) is there a forum discount for ECP?
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@Chris92 (http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=7494) is there a forum discount for ECP?
As far as I know there isn't no
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Are Gates and INA kits oem spec? I believe they are. just need clarification though.
:)
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them and dayco are all good quality brands any will be fine
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My new belt is from Continental, bought directly from VW. AFAIK VW uses Dayco and Continental.
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If you buy from vw they come with a warranty if it fails they will repair everything whereas if you buy from say euro the warranty only covers the kit not the damage that follows
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If you buy from vw they come with a warranty if it fails they will repair everything whereas if you buy from say euro the warranty only covers the kit not the damage that follows
Very much doubt that they would cover the cost of a engine, they'll just say it was fitted incorrectly but I may be wrong.
Don't get why people get so hung up over OEM parts from vw, vw have brands making parts for their whole car range from dayco, bosch, fag etc etc. only different is buying from vw you pay more for a part that has been took out of one box and placed into a one with vw written on.
You can't go wrong with the 3 branded belts above all top quality and I have seen INA and dayco belts on many of cars with the original belt
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I'm only going by what a master technician of vw told me as he now owns his own garage now. Told me the part is the same from more or less all the places only difference being the level of cover if the part fails
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I'm only going by what a master technician of vw told me as he now owns his own garage now. Told me the part is the same from more or less all the places only difference being the level of cover if the part fails
But surely he just mean if vw fitted the part and then it failed vw would cover the entire cost? Can't see how buying from vw then a back street garage fitting it then it goes bang and vw come along and fix your broken engine. That's all am saying, I maybe wrong :happy2:
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GSF do a 40%discount most weekends but I dot have one close enough anymore.
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GSF do a 40%discount most weekends but I dot have one close enough anymore.
When ever I've priced GSF against ECP, even with this high discount, ECP usually wins...
However CP4L is always worth a try for a bigger order as they discount more, the larger the order, and usually better both GSF & ECP.
(None of them are near enough to me to collect from)
Why? It All appears to be the same parts to me?
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I got a t belt kit for £64 off GSF but maybe that's because I was a trade customer back then.
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GSF?
CP4L?
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GSF?
CP4L?
GFS. CP4L IS EUROCARPARTS LOL
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GSF?
CP4L?
German Swedish French
Car parts 4 Less
Websites selling car parts, apparently CP4L are owned by the same company as Eurocarparts but slightly cheaper prices. :happy2:
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I'm only going by what a master technician of vw told me as he now owns his own garage now. Told me the part is the same from more or less all the places only difference being the level of cover if the part fails
But surely he just mean if vw fitted the part and then it failed vw would cover the entire cost? Can't see how buying from vw then a back street garage fitting it then it goes bang and vw come along and fix your broken engine. That's all am saying, I maybe wrong :happy2:
Very good point when I get I done next month I will double check, quite possibly miss interpretated what was said
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Thanks Octoparrott.
Anyone have an idea which brand to choose when buying a water pump?