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    Default 2008 A4 = timing belt or chain ? – 21-02-2015,05:09 PM
    I have a new style A4 built in 2008, 65000 miles, and it's going to have to have a new water pump. I'm told that a lot of stuff has to come off the top of the engine and I just wondered if I should get the the belt/chain at the same time and maybe save a bit of money.
     
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    Default Re: 2008 A4 = timing belt or chain ? – 21-02-2015,05:19 PM
    it may have a chain, it may have a belt ,and thats as accurate as i or ayone can be unless you tell us what engine your a4 is fitted with.
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    Default Re: 2008 A4 = timing belt or chain ? – 21-02-2015,06:03 PM
    2.0 TDI common rail?
    Mine is a belt with this engine, also a 2008 B8


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    Default Re: 2008 A4 = timing belt or chain ? – 24-02-2015,05:08 PM
    Sorry, it has the 1.8 tfsi petrol engine. I've asked at the local main agent a couple of times when I've been in there and they didn't give me an answer.
     
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    Default Re: 2008 A4 = timing belt or chain ? – 24-02-2015,06:25 PM
    I have same engine 2008 118kw, audi sayd i have chain.
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