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jumping in with both feet

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I'm no stranger to to getting my hands dirty, but changing the timing belt on my 2002 alh has got me a bit worried. I'm hoping to get her done this week. It seems to be a fairly straight forward procedure. I hope to be able to do most of my own work from here on out. 170 000 clicks and counting.
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Seatman
Hi bud, Should be fine as long as you read the info and follow the instructions in the faq. Just be sure to double check everything as you go. If you get stuck on anything, there are pretty knowledgeable folk on here so just ask.:)
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Keithuk
Welcome to the forum Robert. welcometomyturbodies

You can have a read here http://www.myturbodiesel.com/forum/f23/timing-belt-changing-3146/. I know its a Beetle but the Engine code is ALH. ;)
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