My Timing belt broke at a stop light while at an idle, I knew what happened so I did NOT try to start the engine.
What do I do Now, did this DAMAGE my ENGINE??????????????????
My Timing belt broke at a stop light while at an idle, I knew what happened so I did NOT try to start the engine.
What do I do Now, did this DAMAGE my ENGINE??????????????????
Year/Miles?
Most likely the valves are bent and you will need new valves or another head, along with a timing belt job of course (belts, ALL PULLIES, water pump, etc).
Rarely, things can also break in the lower block, but not often.
Yes, I am interested in how many miles, also. It won't help you but it might help someone else. Thanks.
I hope that the damage to your engine is slight, or even, hopefully, none.
It will help me :D
Is that what you ate this morning? ;)
That is a great pun though, I need to reply only with pictures for now on.
belltroy, where are you? we never heard back about the year and miles of you vehicle. also, whether your engine was damaged.
Well said petrified.rabbit! I love it! pretty much says it all!Quote:
Originally Posted by petrified.rabbit
yes, it WOULD help if we knew your Year, Make, and model... but any way you look at it, your top end is probably Attachment 5447.
:D:D:D:D:D:D
Best timing belt thread yet!