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VW & Audi Timing Belt Tensioner Release Tool - Schley Products, Inc

Part #: 67650

The Schley Products 67650 VW & Audi Timing Belt Tensioner Release Tool is an essential professional-grade instrument engineered to simplify water pump and timing belt service on specific Volkswagen and Audi 1.8L turbo engines. This specialized tool precisely compresses the hydraulic timing belt tensioner, mitigating common challenges associated with factory tools and maintaining engine timing integrity during critical maintenance procedures.

Key Features

  • Efficient Tensioner Compression: Specifically designed to compress hydraulic timing belt tensioners, streamlining service operations.
  • Prevents Timing Disruption: Securely holds the timing belt against the cam gear, maintaining engine timing at Top Dead Center (TDC) during service.
  • Enhanced Durability: Engineered to withstand the rigors of professional shop use, preventing stripping and damage often encountered with less robust factory screw-type tools.
  • Simplified Water Pump Replacement: Eliminates the need for timing resets following water pump removal and installation, saving valuable time.
  • Streamlined Timing Belt Service: Facilitates easy compression of the tensioner and insertion of the lock pin, making timing belt replacement more efficient.

Applications

This professional tool is indispensable for technicians performing critical engine services on compatible Volkswagen and Audi models.

  • Water Pump Replacement: Simplifies the process by maintaining engine timing and belt tension while the water pump is serviced.
  • Timing Belt Replacement: Eases the installation and removal of timing belts by providing precise control over the hydraulic tensioner.
  • Vehicle Compatibility:
    • VW Golf, Jetta, and New Beetle models equipped with the 1.8L turbo engine (model years 1996-2006).
    • Audi TT and A4 models equipped with the 1.8L turbo engine (model years 1996-2006).

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 02 July, 2010.