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The Mercedes B200 features a timing chain rather than a timing belt, which is located internally within the engine and is lubricated by the engine oil. Unlike timing belts that deteriorate over time due to external exposure, timing chains are more durable and typically last longer. Generally, timing chains are replaced every 80,000 to 120,000 miles, with potential earlier replacements in rare cases when issues arise. Such problems are often seen in high-mileage vehicles but are not cause for significant concern. Depending on the circumstances, you can opt to repair or replace the timing chain as needed.
The Mercedes Benz b200 features a timing chain rather than a timing belt.