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    Active Member Two Rings
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    maintenance on my B6.

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    I'm going to be pulling the front off my car to do the timeing belt and was wondering what other things I can change in there as well? The car has 200,000 on it and I just want to get this stuff done all at once.

    Thanks,
    Rob

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    Senior Member Three Rings schaefer921's Avatar
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    91 wrangler 5" lift, 33's
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    water pump too
    2003 Dolphin Grey 1.8tq, Revo stage 2, K04 FrankenTurbo, FX400 w/ LWFW, Neuspeed full exhaust, Carbonio Cold Air Intake, 034 Testpipe, TT225 injectors, Podi, Forge 007, 8000k head & fog HIDS, RNS-E, USP Conversion, ST Coilvers, 18x8 Silver S-Line OEM wheels.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings texasboy21's Avatar
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    2012 MazdaSpeed3
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    How deep are your pockets? The service position is good for replacing the pretty much anything lol.

    Definitley check out, and if I were you, replace ALL the check valves and vacuum lines.
    DD - 2012 MazdaSpeed3

    2003 A4 1.8TQ
    APR stg2+, 240mm S4 clutch, 12lbs flywheel, MTM injectors, Ecode FMIC, PSi testpipe, Techtonics Tuning downpipe, Hyperboost DV, B5S4 calipers, Goodridge SS lines, Stern snub, motor and transmission mounts, 42DD catch can, Podi, Vogtland Jr. Cup Kit, RS4 Rear Sway Bar, USP front and spacers front and rear

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    Senior Member Four Rings vhstejskal's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by texasboy21 View Post
    How deep are your pockets?
    Definitley check out, and if I were you, replace ALL the check valves and vacuum lines.
    This... Check the breather tubes running off the exhaust side and with some additional steps you could do the thermostat j plug PCV valve and yeah the list goes on....

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    Senior Member Four Rings
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    When I did mine I did the following:

    Timing belt (and related parts)
    Water Pump
    Serpentine Belt
    Thermostat
    Cam Chain Tensioner and gaskets
    Cam Seals (didn't do crank, it's too much of a PITA to get out with normal tools)
    Front Mount Intercooler
    Cleaned TB, IAT, MAF and MAP sensors
    Fixed any exhaust leaks I could track down
    PCV adapter and new elbow (pretty sure I did it at this time)

    Think I did more but all in all it didn't take much more time to do all that vs just doing the timing belt and water pump and now I have peace of mind that the major maintenance items are out of the way.

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    Active Member Two Rings
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    Thats great guys
    Tanks alot



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