Cambelt failure can prove costly says VW operation
DERBY'S dedicated Volkswagen commercial vehicle operation has seen an increase in van drivers who are shocked to find a cambelt failure could result in catastrophic engine damage and a bill in excess of £4,000.
To help motorists keep their vans on the road, the trained staff of Imperial Commercials Volkswagen Van Centre can advise when a cambelt change is due on any specific vehicle.
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A cambelt is seen in situ on a Volkswagen Crafter engine
The firm is also offering a free 29-point safety check on all vehicles, including tyres, brakes, steering and lights.
David Starr, head of business at Imperial Commercials Volkswagen Van Centre, said: "The cambelt system is one of a van engine's hardest working components as it synchronises the engine timing, if it fails the damage is catastrophic.
"Recently we have experienced an increase in customers who didn't realise how easy it was to avoid the potential damage a cambelt failure can cause, and a replacement is considerably less than the engine repair bill.
"To protect yourself from unnecessary repair costs all cambelts should be changed at a minimum of four year intervals or at scheduled mileage intervals, which are also specific to the vehicle model.
"Our repairs are carried out by Volkswagen trained technicians. All mechanical repairs have the additional benefit a two-year parts warranty (unlimited mileage) and 12 months or 12,000 miles labour guarantee."
To book a free 29-point safety check or to discuss any other maintenance or repair requirements for your vehicle, call Imperial Commercials Volkswagen Van Centre on 01332 825300.







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