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Wet belt replacement

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Have read conflicting reports of when this is needed 

Have a 2017 1.0 ecoboost that has 55,000 miles 

Have read 6 years and also 10 years and 150.000 

 

 



19 minutes ago, PENNANT13 said:

Have a 2017

Your profile says it's a 2011 Focus.

10 years is the absolute maximum age for getting the wet timing belt changed. The general consensus is it should be replaced at 8 years to avoid the possibility of engine failure.

 

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Oops I havnt updated me profile 

Ti's 2017 Ecoboost titanium 

Also someone damaged me r/ side wing and I'm having trouble finding the part 

Thanks for the help 

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