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    Question Cambelt or camchain? – 18-09-2010,07:34 PM
    does a 2007 mk2 tt 3.2 have a cambelt or a cam chain?
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    Default Re: Cambelt or camchain? – 18-09-2010,07:41 PM
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    does a 2007 mk2 tt 3.2 have a cambelt or a cam chain?
    hi mate if your engine code is BHE then it has a timing chain mate

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    Default Re: Cambelt or camchain? – 18-09-2010,07:57 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by phil miller View Post
    hi mate if your engine code is BHE then it has a timing chain mate

    so it could have a belt then?
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    Default Re: Cambelt or camchain? – 18-09-2010,08:05 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by ollli View Post
    so it could have a belt then?
    no i said if your engine code is BHE then it has a chain, the auto data i have on my home laptop lists a 2007 3.2 TT as having a BHE engine, it lists this engine as having a chain, so check your engine code and if its a BHE then it has a chain

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    Default Re: Cambelt or camchain? – 18-09-2010,08:15 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by phil miller View Post
    no i said if your engine code is BHE then it has a chain, the auto data i have on my home laptop lists a 2007 3.2 TT as having a BHE engine, it lists this engine as having a chain, so check your engine code and if its a BHE then it has a chain
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    Default Re: Cambelt or camchain? – 18-09-2010,08:24 PM
    right ive just looked on the tt website and it says the 3.2 2007 tt is chain driven, my auto data only lists up to 2007 so i just wanted to make sure

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