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20 October 2026
Buying a wet belt car in South Africa can be risky if the vehicle has not been maintained correctly. Wet timing belts operate in engine oil and can deteriorate over time, releasing rubber particles that may block oil passages and cause serious engine damage. Repairs can cost tens of thousands of rand, making a seemingly affordable used car an expensive mistake. Before buying, check the vehicle’s service history, confirm that the correct oil was used, and arrange an independent mechanical inspection. Always verify the belt’s replacement interval. A low purchase price may not justify the potential financial risk.
19 October 2026
To check if a car seller is genuine or a scammer, verify their identity, inspect the vehicle in person, and ensure the registration documents match the car. Research the market price to identify suspiciously cheap offers. Check the seller’s reputation online and verify the vehicle’s history through reliable sources. Avoid paying deposits under pressure or sending money before confirming ownership. Be cautious of excuses, urgent payment requests, and refused inspections. Always conduct independent checks before completing the purchase to protect yourself from fraud.
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