Hi,

My car has now 126.000km, i have service stamps till 90.000km, maybe that was the time when the previous owner payed A LOT of MONEY for changing the 2 timing belts, one for the timing, and 1 for the counterweight anti-vibrating axle.

I have autodata 2007, and vivd workshop and still i am not sure what are the changing intervals?

60000 km or 90000 km?

If someone works to the German HYUNDAI and has answer, or when you go for a service, when did they changed to your santamo the timing belt.

Please mark that the motors , for example trajet and all with the HYUNDAI stamp on the timing belt upper cover, ALL of them are 90000 km intervals.

Are you sure for 60000km?

Did HYUNDAI service says that?

Don't under-estimate or over-estimate km intervals.

Many-times mechanics say many-many km earlier for having job, i think.

I read and translated your check list.
Auxiliary work all 60000 km
• Wedge/flat straps for all Nebenaggregate replace (only Fzg. also
4-Zyl. - engines as well as Fzg. with 6 cylinder engines to inclusively. MJ 98,
not Fzg. with CRDi engine)
• Fuel filters replace
• Toothed belts replace, belts for balance waves examine
(only Fzg. starting from MJ 93 to inclusively. MJ 96),
• Toothed belts examine (only Fzg. starting from MJ 97, not Fzg. with CRDi engine)

Auxiliary work all 90000 km
• Toothed belts replace (only Fzg. starting from MJ 97, not Fzg with CRDi engine),

our cars are 1999 models. so they fit to late MJ 97 service intervals which i think that i read exactly 90000km.

if i am wrong explain please.

Thanks

mozartschwarz this is what i wanted to hear.

every 90000 km.

anyone changed on Santamo every 60000? i don't think so.

so i won't have to agree with greek rediculus mechanics that press me to change it!

anyway to just check if in good condition?

also if anyone has seen a service manual, even like haynes, to download or pay for it.