If you are looking for wet belt changes, then why not call us today. More and more modern engines and motors are opting to use wet belts, and while these components are great for protecting and elongating the life of your engine, they require specialist fitting to be safe. We possess all the necessary skills and knowledge to help you out, so if you are looking for specialist engine services, call us today.
Wet belts are a type of cambelt, also known as a timing belt, that runs through engine oil to keep it lubricated and cool. It ensures that the camshaft is properly timed with the rest of the engine, so that the valves open at the correct time. It is important to keep these in a good condition as they are vital to the overall health of the engine. We can check your wet belt, ensuring it is in a good condition, and if we find that it needs changing, we carry out all necessary replacement work. Get in touch if you would like us to check your wet belt.
Wet belts will need replacing every so often in vehicles that cover a lot of miles. Generally, different manufacturers recommend different timespans, but these tend to range between 60,000 and 100,000 miles for a new wet belt. It’s important to have them checked as your vehicle grows older, because of their vital importance to the health of your engine. What’s more, checking a wet belt is a fairly easy procedure, and can potentially save you a much bigger headache. Get in touch now to book your wet belt replacement.
There are various different signs you might spot, that could indicate that your wet belt needs changing. Usually, there are physical and visual tells that could indicate an issue, but always be aware that they may not show any obvious signs. This is why we recommend periodically checking them yourself visually, and having experts like us look at them closer when needed. The three major signs you might notice are:
Get in touch with a member of our team to discuss wet belt changes for your vehicle.
Wet belts and timing belts serve very similar purposes, but the difference is how they function. Wet belts run through a bath of engine oil, whereas timing belts and chains do not. For more details on the differences, call us.
If you are unsure, you can contact us. We might be able to tell you over the phone, or you can bring your car to us and we can inform you.