This is especially true during summer season: although most modern vehicles will run smoothly even during extremely hot conditions, the proper cooling system maintenance can eliminate unnecessary risks.

Let’s take a look at what cooling system maintenance means and how to guarantee the cirtcuit doesn’t present any issues.

How does hot weather affect your car?

Warm weather can have significant effects on a car’s correct operations, as it influences multiple systems including the battery, tires, motor oil and body shell.

When it comes to the cooling system, the issues that can arise from warm weather are multiple. While cooling systems often remain neglected in winter, they can cause issues when the warm temperatures arrive, as they’re expected to increase their operations.

The cooling system is in charge of guaranteeing an engine doesn’t get too hot, as a typical combustion engine will run more efficiently at around 200 degrees Fahrenheit or 93 degrees Celsius. At higher temperatures, metal parts will experience issues (they may even melt or fuse together) which turns into a variety of issues. 

A cooling system that works well will eliminate these risks. However, if the cooling system is defective, it may not be able to do so at warm temperatures, causing the vehicle to overheat because of the lack of air flow across the engines.

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How does the cooling system work?

How does the cooling system work in a car? The cooling system is a closed circuit responsible for managing the engine temperature, circulating the coolant (or antifreeze) that will be responsible for dissipating heat from all engine areas subject to thermal stress.

While engines rely on internal combustion to propel vehicles, the cooling system uses a closed circular process to guarantee overheating is avoided and constant temperature levels are kept.

It works by constantly passing fluid through channels in the engine block. The coolant, driven by the water pump, is pushed through the cylinder block. As the solution passes through these channels, it absorbs heat from the engine. Usually the pump sends coolant up through the engine and down through the radiator, taking advantage of the fact that hot water expands, becomes lighter and rises above cool water when heated.

Cooling systems include the following components: 

• Coolant.
• Water pump and hoses.
• Thermostats.
• Fans.
• Radiator.

Problems in these may include cracked hoses, leaks, loose or missing radiator caps. Additionally, these are some common signs of issues relating to the cooling system:

• Engine overheating.
• Antifreeze leaks under the vehicle’s front.
• Increase in temperature (due to the lubrication oil not to fulfill its function).
• Smell of antifreeze or coolant (due to evaporation) and high fuel consumption.

Cooling system maintenance tips

• Check for coolant levels often, especially if you see coolant under the car after it’s been parked for a while, as this might be a sign of cooling circuit problems.
• Add new coolant every two years. In order to do so, flush the radiator. If it’s done during the warm season, add a 50/50 mixture of antifreeze and water. If coolant is rusty or discolored, it might be a sign of corrosion.
• Check the condition of components such as the radiator, the fan and especially the water pump, heart of the cooling system, and replace them when necessary. In addition, it should be remembered that it is important not to overlook the timing belt, because if it breaks down it will cause the water pump to fail, which can cause serious damage to the engine.
• Perform a complete cooling system bleed, this will remove debris and air from the system, helping it to function properly and without temperature management issues. In order to do so, choose the correct purge equipment so that an optimal circuit cleaning can take place, including the main radiator and the heating radiator, both with the engine working and when the engine is stopped.

Keep reading: How to detect cooling circuit problems

An optimal cooling system, easier with quality spare parts

As specialists in vehicle cooling, at Industrias Dolz we know the fundamental role that this system performs in the car, as well as the importance of choosing components of the highest quality when replace them.

Quality has different nuances depending on the perspective from which it is analyzed, but without a doubt, choosing parts that are OE equivalent in terms of quality standards will ensure that their manufacture processes are efficient and continually improving for the highest performance.

With almost 90 years of history, we are one of the European leaders in the manufacture of water pumps, completing our product offer with timing belt kits, timing chain kits and thermostats for the aftermarket industry.

Want to learn more about cooling system maintenance and how the right vehicle components can make sure your vehicle’s life cycle is extended and your engine runs smoothly? Get in touch with us and see how our cooling system components can help you.

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It is one of the most important components of a vehicle. If it is damaged or broken, it can lead to serious damage to the engine, so it is essential to know and check its condition.

In today’s article we answer some common queries about the timing belt service and when the replacement is necessary.

Timing belt or timing chain: what does my car have?

Depending on the kind of car you have, your setup will either have a timing belt or a chain.

The easiest way to find out if your vehicle has a timing chain in its distribution or, on the contrary, your engine is driven by a timing belt, is to check if there is a plastic cover on the side of the engine or not. If so, the engine is fitted with a timing belt. If there is no plastic cover then it has a timing chain.

Although both elements are in constant development, most modern vehicles are now fitted with a timing chain rather than a timing belt. Both perform the same function, connecting the camshaft to the crankshaft, but they differ essentially in their materials.

The chain is made up of small metal links while the timing belt is made of rubber. Hence the chain mechanism is more durable and subject to less wear.

Timing Belt Service Timeline: replacement recommendations

Replacing the belt at the manufacturer’s recommended interval is essential to ensure the engine lifespan. At Dolz we always point that preventive maintenance is a much cheaper job than mandatory maintenance.

If the timing belt drives the water pump, it is 100% recommended not only to replace the timing belt, but also the water pump and other associated parts such as the tensioner, idlers, or pulleys, due to water pump and the timing belt replacements are two of the most common operations in a workshop.

When replacing the timing belt there are some aspects such as belt tension, alignment of timing marks and the associated parts may be unnoticed. Therefore, some of the indications to consider during the replacement are:

1. All-inclusive kit.

By purchasing all the necessary parts that you need for the assembly (the timing belt, the pump, the seal, the idlers, the nuts…), you will ensure that all components are perfectly matched to ensure optimum performance.

2. Alignment of timing marks.

Be sure to align the timing marks following the original manufacturer’s service recommendations. The proper mesh of the two timing gears assures proper relationships between the valves and pistons.

3. Flush the cooling circuit.

Once you have removed and replaced the timing components, all that remains is to flush and refill the cooling system with the right coolant.

It is really important to know that under no circumstances should the engine be started without first filling the circuit, as this ‘dry function’ would cause the elements of the mechanical seal of the water pump to degrade. On the other hand, it is essential that the coolant meets the characteristics required by the manufacturer (otherwise it can directly damage the entire system and the engine).

How to check your timing belt

In general, most timing belts are housed behind protective covers and engine parts, because of this, perform a visual inspection of the belt is not an easy task.

During the visual inspection, first of all, examine the outside of the belt. If you detect that it is frayed, visibly worn or cracked on either side of the belt, it is time to replace it.

Another key point is found in the tension of the belt. If the tensioner fails, certain problems will arise whether the timing belt is too tight or loose, directly affecting the timing service of the crankshaft and camshaft and prematurely wearing the timing belt.

Signs of a worn-out timing belt

In addition to visual inspection, there are some signs to look out for that will help us diagnose a problem with the timing belt. Among the main warning signs are:

• Engine doesn’t start.
• Oil leak under the hood.
• Engine misfires.
• A loss of power or acceleration.
• ‘Ticking’ or squealing sound.

If you notice any of these indicators, it is essential that you go to your trusted workshop as soon as possible to carry out a professional replacement and thus prevent engine damage.

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Dolz Timing Belt Kits, your complete solution

DOLZ Kits have been designed for the most popular applications in Europe, ensuring a professional replacement and providing premium timing belt kits; 100% tested that meet all OEM performance requirements:

• Timing belt: exceptional resistance to abrasion; resulting in extended pulley and belt life and a high resistance to oil and engine heat.
• Idlers: high-quality raw materials and grease to ensure the highest efficiency.
• Water pump: manufactured with a silicon carbide seal. It is designed following the original specifications.

With two options available: kits with the water pump included (KD) and an option without the water pump (SKD), both alternatives are guaranteed for 2 years from date of purchase or 80.000 km.

Still have questions about your timing belt? Our team at Dolz is ready to help you. Contact us for tailored advice on choosing your best option for your timing belt replacement!

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This article guides you through water pump leakage as a sign of engine malfunctioning, giving you all the necessary tips to prevent and react to water pump leakage and the resulting damage in the vehicle’s functioning and performance.

Water pump leaking: ¿What causes a water pump to leak?

1. Use of a wrong coolant liquid

A suitable coolant will be determined not only by the type of vehicle, but also by the climate and region where the vehicle is to be driven, thus, only the right coolant will fulfil its temperature-regulating mission.

Using the wrong refrigerant and/or mixing two different coolers can create solid residue in the circuit and cause leakage between the two contact faces of the dynamic seal. This will eventually lead to corrosive deposits that can generate clogging, cavitation damage and corrosion.

In order to choose the right coolant, it is essential to firmly consider expiry dates and follow vehicle manufacturer recommendations, as every individual engine is made of different materials and have specific needs.

2. Improper use of sealant paste

When learning how to install a water pump, remember that sealant paste is only necessary for models provided without a gasket. In such cases, be cautious, as using excessive sealant during the installation can damage the engine.

Applying the right amount of paste is crucial to avoid damaging the internal seal of the pump, as too much paste can create pollution in the system and damage the mechanical seal, resulting in water pump leakage and engine breakdown.

3. Inefficient water pump purging and/or dismantling

Never underestimate the degree to which a housing and a water pump impeller design contributes to its efficiency. Most of the wear that occurs on a water pump is on the internal parts of the unit. Experts must remove, inspect, and clean individually all auxiliary and core devices, to accurately check for wear at central parts and ensure an optimum operating condition.

Dolz’s recommended purging machine

Micrauto’s high-end technology machines eliminate at least 90% of residues in only 20-45 minutes. A highly efficient purging system that eradicates from iron oxide, to aluminum oxide and other oil residues that might cause leakage.

4. Lack of preventive maintenance

preventive maintenance should be always carried out by qualified professionals with the skills, experience and necessary tools to inspect, adjust, replace and repair any components that are not performing as intended.

Beyond this, specialists must advise end users to dig a little deeper into the condition of their water pump by carrying out routinary checks and considering best practices such as the replacement of the water pump and distribution system at the same time for a long-lasting vehicle service.

In these ways, preventive rather than corrective maintenance allows the solving of existing faults before these affect pump performances. The following offer some of the most evident and popular signs of water pump failure.

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Common signs of water pump failure

1. Coolant leaking

One of the first signs and most evident indications of a potentially faulty water pump is a puddle of colored coolant on the ground right under your parked vehicle. If the sealing of the pump cracks or breaks, the coolant will leak from the pump.

In this case, it is advisable to drive your vehicle immediately to your closest mechanic for repairing, as this can still mean a relatively easy and minor fix.

2. Engine overheating

A dying water pump cannot circulate coolant through your vehicle’s engine and, as a result, the engine will overheat. If the car temperature gauge is showing a temperature rise, it should be immediately taken to inspection.

The hotter the engine gets, the greater the chance of serious damage; including damage to the cylinders, pistons, head gasket and even resulting in engine breakdown. If you keep driving your vehicle, the damage might end up not being repairable.

Keep reading: How to detect cooling circuit problems

3. Appearance of rust and corrosion

Rust and corrosion on the water pump’s surfaces make the pump ineffective in moving the coolant. When checking your vehicle, you might spot rust or tiny holes on the exterior of the pump. If you do, it is time to replace the water pump, as a corroded or damaged one cannot operate effectively.

Yellowish and reddish coloring, white spots, incrustations and the presence of rust indicate the use of an unsuitable coolant and will eventually damage the dynamic seal, causing the pump to leak.

4. Whining noise

A high-pitched whining noise coming from the front of your vehicle’s engine when accelerating can be a sign that the water pump is failing. If the water pump components remain too loose or are worn out, the frontal part of the car will make a whining sound that some may describe as harmonic buzzing.

In many cases, the belt could be responsible for this sound. Having it replaced along with your vehicle’s maintenance schedule will keep you safe from more serious damage.

Water pump leaking: Preventions and solutions

Good quality water pumps do not leak under conditions of adequate work. Dolz’s water pumps, for instance, have its watertightness checked in a calibrated and extremely precise automatic leak detection machine. Therefore, it is important to ensure the following coolant conditions to avoid temporary leakage:

• Make sure there is no solid particles dissolved in the coolant that are smaller than 0,5mm.
• Make sure there is no air in the cooling circuit by constantly checking that the expansion vessel is within the minimum and maximum levels. Temporary pressure variations caused by air might cause a hydrostatic imbalance in the dynamic seal, causing a temporary leakage.

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Keep reading to learn some benefits of handling routine maintenance.

Benefits of preventive car maintenance

As mentioned, preventative maintenance is exactly as it sounds: preventative. And perform timely checks to keep it in top shape (at the recommended intervals) will bring the following benefits to your car:

• More reliable. Few things are worse than being stranded on the road while driving. Your car’s reliability is increased when you get routine maintenance performed on the engine, body, or tiers.
• Fuel-efficient. It reduces fuel costs because a properly maintained and functioning automobile will not have to work as hard to perform basic functions, resulting in significant reduction of fuel usage. Some common causes of poor fuel economy include: engine misfire, faulty engine thermostat, a defective coolant sensor or under-inflated tires.
• It increases safety on the road. The overall safety characteristics of a car are improved by inspection, maintenance, and replacement. The health of the engine directly affects your safety when driving.
• Extend your vehicle’s life. Changing filters, and inspecting the cooling system, for example, can help prevent overheating and improve overall performance of your car.

How often should preventive car maintenance be performed?

Most manufacturers recommend putting your car in for a service at least once a year, but this will depend on your car and your personal driving style.

It is essential to perform timely checks on your vehicle to keep it in top shape. While year-round care is vital, some routine car checkups can vary depending on the time of the year. Every weather has its effects on your car, so here are some helpful tips on how to keep your car in good working condition during summer and winter:

Summer vehicle maintenance tips:

• Air conditioning system: Be sure to switch your car’s AC system on at least once a week. This practice is recommended to keep the vents working and maintain refrigerant gas pressure in the car’s AC, acting as a preventative against moisture and mildew buildup.
• Engine coolants and fluids: The cooling system can get affected. Check your owner’s manual for the car manufacturer’s recommendation, but generally the general rule is to flush and refill coolant every two years. Don’t forget also adjust all fluid levels, including engine oil, power-steering fluid and transmission fluid.
• Keeping an eye on tires: Check the pressure in your tires every month, and before long trips or carrying extra load. Aside from making sure it’s reset to the manufacturer’s recommended PSI, don’t forget to have your wheel’s alignment checked and fixed.

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Winter vehicle maintenance tips:

• Check your car battery: Low temperature can affect your battery. So, look for corrosion on the battery terminals. Also check the age to see if it is nearing the end of its service life. On average, car batteries last for three/five years with normal care and maintenance.
• Keep your windscreen clear at all times: In order to maintain good visibility and ensure we look after our safety on the roads in winter, it is necessary following a proper routine for cleaning your windscreen.
• Antifreeze: Antifreeze helps to keep your engine running efficiently. It is recommended to maintain a ratio between 50/50% and 70/30% mixture of antifreeze to distilled water. To find out which one your car needs, check your owner’s manual.

To conclude this article, we would like to reiterate a stitch in time saves nine. By following these preventative maintenance tips and staying proactive in caring for your car engine, your vehicle will have an up-to-date service record, while extending the life of your vehicle’s powerplant.

Delaying preventative repair or oblivious sounds, leaks, and other problems will inevitably lead to more costly and time-consuming repairs down the line. Prevention is better than cure, and maintenance costs are far lower than unplanned equipment failures in the future.

Keep reading: 5 warning signs it’s time to replace the timing belt

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These breakdowns can seem sudden and unpredictable, but the truth is that it is the lack of preventive maintenance that speeds up water pump failure in most cases. Although water pumps wear over time, certain negligent factors are mostly responsible for speeding up this process.

In today’s article we focus on the keys that will extend the service life of the water pump.

How a good water pump maintenance will extend its useful life

When speaking about a durable and reliable water pump, there are two aspects that can certainly not be disregarded: the first one concerns water pump fitting and quality; the second one is all about meticulous and regular pump maintenance.

The benefits of optimum water pump maintenance go beyond fault detection and provide a huge opportunity to anticipate breakdowns, prevent pump corrosion and avoid system failures that would otherwise result in operating expenses related to repairs and the purchase of newly required equipment.

Maintenance on a regular basis

Preventive, rather than corrective maintenance allows the solving of existing faults before these affect pump performances. Both users and experts must be continuously aware of any inefficiency sign.

From high-pitched or screeching sounds coming from the front of the engine to cavitation and bearing noises, vibrations, decreased water flow, seal chamber leakage or clogging. 

This should be done by a qualified professional with the skills, experience, and tools necessary to properly inspect the part, perform engine inspections, and adjust, replace, or repair any components that are not performing as intended.

Specialists should advise end users to dig a little deeper into the condition of their water pump by checking the bracket, seals, motor couplings and bearings, making any necessary adjustments and/or repairs.

About frequency of this maintenance and its specific guidelines, Dolz recommends always following the owner’s manual with every manufacturer’s service information. 

Accurately coolant management

The fact that water pumps are often referred to as coolant pumps shows the importance that this liquid has for its functioning. While coolant degrades over time, users sometimes add water to it in a failed attempt to save money and time. 

The reality is that contaminated or incompatible coolant largely increases the chances of corrosion inside the water pump. Manufacturers use different materials for gaskets on water pumps, so verifying that the coolant introduced previously is the right type and emptying it/filling it on schedule will ensure a long-life water pump.

Replace both, water pump and distribution

When maintaining the distribution of our vehicle, we must think not only about the primary elements such as the chain or the belt but also about all the elements, including the water pump, that are part of it.

Changing the water pump or the timing belt are two of the most common operations in a mechanical workshop. For this reason, from Industrias Dolz we recommend carrying out this repair in a single intervention and that it helps the optimal coupling of the components that prevent their premature aging and possible damage to the pump bearing. In this way, we carry out a complete and long-lasting service.

It is important to carry out this operation correctly and safely, since if the belt is not replaced as it touches and becomes too tight, it will cause an extra effort in the rotation in such a way that the pump shaft will gradually give way, causing a fluid leakage and even producing chafing on the propeller blades.

Dismantling of the water pump

It is important to never under-estimate the degree that housing and water pump impeller design contributes to water pump efficiency. Most of the wear that occurs on a water pump is on the internal parts of the unit and therefore, can’t be seen until opened up. 

By removing, inspecting, and cleaning individually all auxiliary and core devices, experts can accurately check for wear at central parts and ensure an optimum operating condition.

4 extra tips to to extend the life of your pump

Taking proper care of your pump is essential to ensure its longevity and efficient operation. By implementing a few simple practices, you can significantly extend the life of your pump. Here are four tips to help you keep your pump in optimal condition:

1. Lubricate the moving parts of your pump according to the manufacturer’s guidelines.
2. Regularly clean and inspect the intake filters.
3. Shield your pump from extreme temperatures, excessive moisture, and harsh environments.
4. Pay attention to the operating conditions of your pump, such as temperature, pressure, and fluid levels.

Related content: Dolz water pump: Maintenance tips and best practices

In conclusion, regular water pump maintenance is essential for optimal performance and longevity. By implementing a proactive approach and following the recommended maintenance practices, you can ensure that your water pump operates smoothly and efficiently. Remember to schedule regular inspections, clean and lubricate the pump as needed, and monitor its operating conditions.

Taking care of your water pump will not only extend its lifespan but also contribute to the overall reliability of your system. Don’t overlook the importance of water pump maintenance, as it plays a crucial role in the smooth functioning of your equipment and prevents costly breakdowns. Prioritize maintenance, and your water pump will continue to serve you reliably for years to come.

DOLZ Water Pumps

Industrias Dolz produces and distributes high quality water pumps for automobiles and industrial vehicles since 1934. 

A wide range which comprises:

• Water pumps for passenger cars
• Water pumps for industrial vehicles
• Auxiliary electric water pumps
• Variable water pumps
• Electric water pumps

More than 1,300 PN’s.

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How often is it recommended to do a car parts check?

Most manufacturers recommend having a full car service once a year or every 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. But this depends on every vehicle and how it is driven. However, when it comes to a car parts check, it largely depends on which vehicle component we are talking about.

Therefore, to contribute to road safety and minimize the risk of breakdowns, we can implement a maintenance program. Above all, checking the following elements.

5 checks a professional should be carrying out guarantee the good condition of our vehicle.

To maximize the lifespan and performance of a vehicle, here is a list of items you should check, always taking into consideration timing and seasonality. Be sure to always follow the vehicle’s maintenance schedule and service interval record for an accurate car spares check.

Fluids and oil

In general, the first step to keeping a vehicle in top shape is by making sure the following fluids are full, fresh, and compatible with the vehicle’s model and engine. You must confirm that the fluid is at the right level and that it shows no signs of leakage.

• Motor Oil – Engine oil is responsible for ensuring that the performance of all other parts runs smoothly. With its diverse motion features, being well lubricated is essential. With time, the oil becomes less viscous, contaminated with impurities, and at times too thin to lubricate the engine. Remember that different types of engines require different engine oil.
• Cooling and anti-freeze fluid – Radiator coolant and anti-freeze fluid prevent the vehicle’s engine from overheating in extreme heat and from freezing in extreme cold. So, it is a vitally important element for the engine. This does not generate corrosion within the system or cause long-term damage.
• Brake Fluid – Designed to amplify a driver’s foots force on the brake pedal and turn it into pressure on the car’s brakes. Without brake fluid, it would take a lot more than just a foot to stop the vehicle car.

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Tires

Uneven tires can give valuable insights into any problems with the front-end assembly of a vehicle. Check tyres for general wear and tear, splits or bulges, and crucially tread depth. Minimum tread level is usually 1.6mm, although in some very cold scenarios, it can be advisable to have 3mm of tire tread to help with traction and grip.

Checking tire pressure is of extreme importance for driver safety. If a vehicle does not have a tire pressure sensor or TPMS, this can be done with a tire gauge. Having the right tire pressure (in accordance to the manufacturer’s manual) helps a vehicle improve fuel efficiency and correct alignment. 

It is important to know that tires do not wear evenly on their own. The front tires and the back tires carry different loads on different vehicles. The best way to ensure more even wear and tear is to get the tires rotated during maintenance.

Do not forget to check the tread of the tires with a simple penny test and also, check that the pressure is okay. Bear in mind that the tire pressure keeps changing with the change in temperature outside so, keep a track of it. 

Brakes

In terms of safety, the braking system can be considered as one of the most important parts of a vehicle. You must start by asking yourself if all parts are still in order: brake pads, brake discs, and brake hoses. 

Friction usually wears down brakes over time, resulting in pitting or corrosion. So, in order to maintain optimum brake performance, brake discs are the places to check. For the brake pads, their thickness is the spot that must be checked, since friction will also affect these over time. 

Suspension and Steering

The suspension system connects the wheels to the chassis and uses springs, shock absorbers, link bars and control arms to cushion impact and allow relative motion. On the other hand, the steering system helps the driver maneuver in tight spaces.

Together, they are what we call the front-end assembly of a vehicle. The structure of these two interconnected spare parts should be tight, solid and secure, with metal and soft components in good condition.  

Before even starting the inspection, carry out a bounce test by pushing up and down to get the body bouncing. Once you let go, it should stop bouncing and stabilize within two bounces. If it does not, then the shocks or struts are likely to need replacement.

Take into consideration that these are the shock absorbers in a vehicle; every time drivers turn their cars over a bump or around a bend, the shock absorbers are flexing and in use. With damaged or worn shocks, the automobile will lose up to 25% in the braking system performance, which could lead to serious issues when driving.

Timing Belt

The timing belt synchronizes the four strokes of the engine, the opening and closing of the intake and exhaust valves. It is very important to follow the advice of the vehicle manufacturer because, as it is an element that wears out, its breakage can cause serious and sometimes irreparable damage to the engine.

It is practically impossible for a driver to detect its premature deterioration, so the best precaution is to replace it, both the belt and the peripheral elements or those linked to the belt, such as the tensioners, pulleys or the water pump. This will guarantee a long useful life for our vehicle.

Keep reading: Expert advice: when should you carry out a car timing belt replacement

Dolz spare parts, more quality, less replacements

Known for being one of the European market leader in the manufacture of water pumps for the aftermarket, Industrias Dolz has a wide range of spare parts and references, available in our electronic catalogs for passenger cars and industrial or commercial vehicles.

Our pioneering and automated manufacturing system allows us to guarantee optimum quality and ISO compliance in all of our car parts. With less than 0.05% of returns, choosing OE quality over quantity will allow you to focus on preventive maintenance while requiring far less replacements. Car parts check will be faster and more efficient.

Feel free to search through our multi-product website and learn more regarding our largely convenient distribution kits. Do not hesitate to contact us if you need any kind of tailored advice!

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