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    Timing belt change interval for a 2013 Land Rover Evoque 4-cylinder diesel?

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    How many kilometres between timing belt changes for a 2013 Land Rover Evoque 4-cylinder diesel?

    Answered by CarsGuide
    31 March 2025
    David Morley

    When this car was new, the recommended change interval for the timing belt was nine years or 230,000km which is an awfully long interval by industry standards. In some markets, this figure was reduced to seven years and 180,000km, which is still a long interval, but much more sensible.

    If it was my Land Rover, I’d be changing it even sooner, probably at 150,000km at the outside, just to be certain, as a snapped belt will turn the engine to junk in a split-second. While you’re at it, take the opportunity to change the water pump and idler pulleys while the front of the engine is apart. It’s better than having to go back and disassemble the same part of the engine a few months later when the water pump starts leaking.

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