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Timing Belt Set 1.8T SNR | Skoda-Parts.com

Škoda part number:

06A 198 119 B

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timing set for replacing the timing belt and the idler pulley, suitable for vehicles with 110kW/132kW(AGU, AUM, ARX, AUQ, ARZ). Newer version for VIN numbers 1U-Y2390954/1U-Y8298303 and up.

Note:: With vibration damper.

What cars does this part fit? [+]

Part suitable for Škoda Octavia , engines:

Capacity	Power	Code	Year
1.8 20V	92kW/125PS	AGN	01/1997 → 07/2000
1.8 T	110kW/150PS	AGU	12/1997 → 07/2000
1.8 T	110kW/150PS	AGU	08/2000 → 12/2010
1.8 T	110kW/150PS 4x4	ARX	08/2000 → 05/2006
1.8 T	110kW/150PS	ARZ	09/1999 → 07/2000
1.8 T	110kW/150PS	AUM	12/1997 → 07/2000
1.8 T	110kW/150PS	AUM	08/2000 → 12/2010
1.8 T	132kW/180PS RS	AUQ	12/2000 → 01/2006

This part occurs in the following categories:Spare Parts → Engine → Pulleys, Timing Kits, Belts and Chains → Timing Kits
Service Interval Parts → Timing Kits, Belts → Timing Kits

Manufacturer facts [+]

Manufacturer facts: SNR

The French company evolved from a workshop founded in 1916, which originally produced only bearings. The increase in demand in the interwar period led to the rapid growth of the company, which doubled the number of employees within a few years. Although the company was destroyed during World War II, it was rebuilt by Renault and changed its name to today's SNR. Already in the mid-1950s, the factory produced tens of thousands of bearings a day, and it also managed to sell this amount. Air transport contracts have allowed the company to develop new technologies that have had a positive effect on the quality of parts supplied to the automotive market. These bearings are used by spol. Renault in primary production. SNR products are sold in about 120 countries around the world. Thanks to the precise design and good price / performance ratio, these products are very popular among customers. In 2008, the connection was taken over by the Japanese company NTN.

https://www.ntn-snr.com/