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How to replace the timing belt and the water pump Megane 3 1.5 dCi 🚗
Chapter 1 : Intro
Necessary tools22 Tools
Toolbox
19mm spanner
18mm Offset wrench
Impact wrench
Lifting jack
Timing gauges
6mm Allen key
Lifting tools2 Tools
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Les warnings de la Clé
"Before carrying out this operation, we recommend watching the video "10 things to know when changing a timing belt" as well as the video "How to empty and bleed the coolant fluid circuit", since you will have to carry out both of these operations to avoid breaking the engine.
Never ever turn the engine in an anti-clockwise direction.
You will need to remove the Damper pulley. You must not use a socket wrench to unscrew it. You could lose its setting, or bend the pin in the engine.
Les infos de la Clé
For this operation, you have to remove the accessory belt and tensioner pulley.
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This video was created for information purposes and does not guarantee the outcome of actions undertaken. To ensure that you see the best results, we recommend getting in contact with qualified technicians who will carry out the installation. This video provides tips and recommendations that can be useful when repairing or changing parts. MCD12 and its partners cannot be held responsible for any physical and material damage that comes from the poor installation or incorrect interpretation of the video content. This video was created for information purposes and does not guarantee any outcomes. The user is solely responsible for the incorrect use of repair machines, tools and parts, in particular if these may cause physical damage. MCD12 and its partners recommend taking great care and carefully following the safety rules when carrying out the repair or replacement of any parts. Please keep in mind that using poor quality parts compromises the safety of the driver when on the road.