Best current price£267.72from eBay
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£267.72Visit shop Kit Lead Of Distribution DAYCO for Moto Spare Parts Accessories Pieces Replaces
Visit shop7 offers from £267.72 - £362.04
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Dayco Timing Belt Kit and Tensioner KTB1202 is an essential maintenance solution for owners of Ducati motorcycles, including the Scrambler 800, Monster 696, 796, 797, and Hypermotard 796 models. Designed to ensure precise engine timing and long-term durability, this kit provides a complete replacement set to keep your motorcycle running smoothly, though it requires advanced mechanical knowledge and specialized tools for a safe and correct installation.
| Model Part Number | KTB1202 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dayco |
Ducati typically recommends replacing timing belts every 24 months or every 12,000 to 15,000 miles, whichever comes first, depending on your specific model manual.
Yes, this kit includes both the timing belt and the essential tensioner assembly.
No, this kit is specifically designed for the air-cooled Ducati models listed. Check your engine specifications before purchasing.
You will need a standard socket set, a torque wrench, and model-specific Ducati engine timing and belt tensioning tools.
Dayco components are engineered to meet or exceed OEM standards, providing a high-quality alternative that is reliable and often more accessible for servicing.
Double-check the timing marks on the cam pulleys and crankshaft. Ensure the belt was properly tensioned to the manufacturer's specification.
The belt tension may be too high. Re-check the tension using a frequency meter or the manufacturer-recommended tool.
This kit is compatible with various Ducati models featuring the air-cooled engine, specifically:
Installation should only be performed by a qualified mechanic or an experienced DIY enthusiast. You will need a torque wrench, a locking tool for the crankshaft, and the specific tensioning tool required to set the belt frequency according to the service manual. Improper tension can lead to premature belt failure or bearing wear.
Once installed, timing belts should be inspected for signs of fraying or cracking during every major service interval. Keep the belt area free of oil and debris, as contaminants can cause accelerated degradation of the rubber compounds.
