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Volkswagen Touareg: timing chain or timing belt information

About Volkswagen Touareg

The Volkswagen Touareg is an SUV manufactured by the German marque Volkswagen. It belonged to the E-segment during its first generation and to the D-segment in later generations. It has front-wheel or all-wheel drive under 4Motion technology. It shares a platform with VAG’s large SUVs, especially with the Audi Q7 and the Porsche Cayenne.

It is named after the nomadic Touareg tribe, inhabitants of the Sahara desert who are known for their strength and resilience. There have been a total of three generations of the Touareg to date. The first generation came onto the market in 2002.

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Generation III
#32018CR
Touareg III
Generation II
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Touareg II
Generation I
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Touareg I

#1Volkswagen Touareg - Generation I(2002)
7L

Touareg7LA7L67L7

Volkswagen Touareg, generation I, Touareg: engine and timing system
Volkswagen Touareg, generation I, Touareg: engine and timing system
Volkswagen Touareg, generation I, Touareg: engine and timing system
Volkswagen Touareg, generation I, Touareg: engine and timing system

#2Volkswagen Touareg - Generation II(2010)
7P

Touareg7P57P6

Volkswagen Touareg, generation II, Touareg: engine and timing system
Volkswagen Touareg, generation II, Touareg: engine and timing system
Volkswagen Touareg, generation II, Touareg: engine and timing system
Volkswagen Touareg, generation II, Touareg: engine and timing system

#3Volkswagen Touareg - Generation III(2018)
CR

TouaregCR7

Volkswagen Touareg, generation III, Touareg: engine and timing system
Volkswagen Touareg, generation III, Touareg: engine and timing system

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Volkswagen Touareg

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Interference
Indicates whether valves and pistons occupy the same space at different times. In an interference engine, timing system failure can cause them to collide and severely damage the engine.
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