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| New owner - Cam belt change 1.6 Firstly hi all! I have just brought a 2000 ELX 1.6 as our main family car. All well and good so far, seems like its a great car. Looking through the history I can see that it has not had a service for a time, but it has done very few miles since. Its due a cam belt change so to my first question... How hard is this job? (I have done a belt before, but not for a few years) Is there any instructions around to describe the process? Do I need any special tools? What parts are needed (if any) other than the belt? Where is the best place to buy parts? (are there any good places online?) I can't find a haynes manual for the car, but I guess a Bravo 1.6 manual would cover a lot of it? Is there any other bits I should check out while doing the job? Thanks in advance for any help you are able to offer. Graham
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| Doblo Moderator | Hello and welcome to the forum ![]() Unforunately I can't really help you, but yes a manual of the engine in another car will help you in this case. Have you tried eBay for a manual? That's where I got mine from and it's great ![]() I'm sure someone else will be able to help you though
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