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According to the factory specifications, the Hyundai i10 is equipped with a timing chain. This vehicle features a belt for the exhaust camshaft and a chain for the intake camshaft. While the timing chain is designed to last the lifetime of the car, issues may arise from wear and tear or a faulty timing chain tensioner. When this happens, the timing chain may stretch or warp, causing the vehicle to experience rough running, delays, or stalling. You may also notice a loud noise when starting the engine cold. The average cost to repair the timing chain is typically between $250 and $300, but this can vary depending on the labor required for removal and replacement.
A 2010 Hyundai i10 will be outfitted with a timing chain as opposed to a timing belt for better durability and longevity.
If you've had experience, you'll know that the 1.2 model uses a chain, while the 1.1 model uses a belt.
The timing and alignment of it need to be adjusted.
Does the 2013 Hyundai i10, Glide 1.2L model come with a timing chain or a cambelt? The ribbed V belt was changed at 90,000 kilometers. Appreciate your help!