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Online manual for 9n's?

Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2008 7:14 pm
by drewbar
Does anyone know of one for the 9n? I need to the do the timing belt on mine but might have to resort to buying a haynes manual :roll:

Cheers guys

Im off to search for one lol

Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 1:27 pm
by munsterpolo
What year is your polo. I think from 2004 they changed there belts to a chain instead. Thats what i have on my 05 polo. But if yours dose have the rubber one then you are going to have to change the water pump as well. I never changed that on my last polo and and i blew the headgasket. You'll prop hear different information on what should and should not be done, so really just spend the few euro or i should say the few pounds and get the haynes manual. To put your mind at rest.

Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 1:56 pm
by POLOZ
munsterpolo wrote:What year is your polo. I think from 2004 they changed there belts to a chain instead. Thats what i have on my 05 polo. But if yours dose have the rubber one then you are going to have to change the water pump as well. I never changed that on my last polo and and i blew the headgasket. You'll prop hear different information on what should and should not be done, so really just spend the few euro or i should say the few pounds and get the haynes manual. To put your mind at rest.
Yup it is timing chain according to haynes manuel..... :)

Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 6:07 pm
by PHILIP1193
so my 53 reg polo will have a chain?

its a 1.4fsi

Phil

Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 6:24 pm
by drewbar
Belt and waterpump plus the tensioner and roller all changed today, after an extensive search I found myself in Halfords buying a Haynes manual lol

Was well worth it though :D Price of parts for the 9n was a bit a of a shocker to me, but these things need to be done I guess, and I knocked the price down on the ground when buying it :D

Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 8:55 pm
by RUM4MO
PHILIP1193 wrote:so my 53 reg polo will have a chain?
its a 1.4fsi Phil
I don't think that you can make that assumption, so engines are just variants of legacy models so still have a belt driven camshaft. The 1.2 engine is currently one of the few small VAG engines to have a chain driven camshaft - and the early ones certainly caused a lot of problems - ie more early failures than the belt driven ones - so that was not jolly progress!