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kennym 04-03-2006 08:10 PM

broken timing belt
 
My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?

Mike Marlow 04-03-2006 08:51 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 

"kennym" <u20459@uwe> wrote in message news:5e3f66532bcb7@uwe...
> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


Only his hairdresser knows for sure. It's an interference engine so the
likelihood of damage is pretty high, but at low rpm's - well, maybe he'll be
lucky. The only real way to know it to have it looked at by a shop - or by
yourself if you're capable. No one can really tell you without looking at
it, for sure.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net



Mike Marlow 04-03-2006 08:51 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 

"kennym" <u20459@uwe> wrote in message news:5e3f66532bcb7@uwe...
> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


Only his hairdresser knows for sure. It's an interference engine so the
likelihood of damage is pretty high, but at low rpm's - well, maybe he'll be
lucky. The only real way to know it to have it looked at by a shop - or by
yourself if you're capable. No one can really tell you without looking at
it, for sure.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net



Mike Marlow 04-03-2006 08:51 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 

"kennym" <u20459@uwe> wrote in message news:5e3f66532bcb7@uwe...
> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


Only his hairdresser knows for sure. It's an interference engine so the
likelihood of damage is pretty high, but at low rpm's - well, maybe he'll be
lucky. The only real way to know it to have it looked at by a shop - or by
yourself if you're capable. No one can really tell you without looking at
it, for sure.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net



Mooron 04-03-2006 08:51 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 

kennym wrote:
> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


I'm curious, how many miles since last belt change? He probably
doesn't
know. That's why it broke.

- Mooron


Mooron 04-03-2006 08:51 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 

kennym wrote:
> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


I'm curious, how many miles since last belt change? He probably
doesn't
know. That's why it broke.

- Mooron


Mooron 04-03-2006 08:51 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 

kennym wrote:
> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


I'm curious, how many miles since last belt change? He probably
doesn't
know. That's why it broke.

- Mooron


Matt Whiting 04-03-2006 09:44 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 
kennym wrote:
> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


Definitely, no, highly probably, yes.

With any luck, you just need to remove the head and replace the valves
and valve guides. Without luck, you may have to replace the entire head
and a piston and rod or two, and possibly bore the block oversize.

Matt

Matt Whiting 04-03-2006 09:44 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 
kennym wrote:
> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


Definitely, no, highly probably, yes.

With any luck, you just need to remove the head and replace the valves
and valve guides. Without luck, you may have to replace the entire head
and a piston and rod or two, and possibly bore the block oversize.

Matt

Matt Whiting 04-03-2006 09:44 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 
kennym wrote:
> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


Definitely, no, highly probably, yes.

With any luck, you just need to remove the head and replace the valves
and valve guides. Without luck, you may have to replace the entire head
and a piston and rod or two, and possibly bore the block oversize.

Matt

Matt Whiting 04-03-2006 09:44 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 
kennym wrote:

> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


How many miles are on it?

Matt

Matt Whiting 04-03-2006 09:44 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 
kennym wrote:

> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


How many miles are on it?

Matt

Matt Whiting 04-03-2006 09:44 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 
kennym wrote:

> My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?


How many miles are on it?

Matt

Mooron 04-05-2006 11:39 AM

Re: broken timing belt
 

Matt Whiting wrote:
> kennym wrote:
>
> > My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> > driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?

>
> How many miles are on it?


Hmm, no response. I guess we'll never know how many miles
it takes to break a timing belt.

- Mooron


Mooron 04-05-2006 11:39 AM

Re: broken timing belt
 

Matt Whiting wrote:
> kennym wrote:
>
> > My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> > driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?

>
> How many miles are on it?


Hmm, no response. I guess we'll never know how many miles
it takes to break a timing belt.

- Mooron


Mooron 04-05-2006 11:39 AM

Re: broken timing belt
 

Matt Whiting wrote:
> kennym wrote:
>
> > My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing up in the
> > driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?

>
> How many miles are on it?


Hmm, no response. I guess we'll never know how many miles
it takes to break a timing belt.

- Mooron


Screwtape III 04-06-2006 11:21 AM

Re: broken timing belt
 
Mooron wrote:

>
> Matt Whiting wrote:
> > kennym wrote:
> >
> > > My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing
> > > up in the driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?

> >
> > How many miles are on it?

>
> Hmm, no response. I guess we'll never know how many miles
> it takes to break a timing belt.
>
> - Mooron


It's @ 110,000 miles +/-

--


Screwtape III 04-06-2006 11:21 AM

Re: broken timing belt
 
Mooron wrote:

>
> Matt Whiting wrote:
> > kennym wrote:
> >
> > > My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing
> > > up in the driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?

> >
> > How many miles are on it?

>
> Hmm, no response. I guess we'll never know how many miles
> it takes to break a timing belt.
>
> - Mooron


It's @ 110,000 miles +/-

--


Screwtape III 04-06-2006 11:21 AM

Re: broken timing belt
 
Mooron wrote:

>
> Matt Whiting wrote:
> > kennym wrote:
> >
> > > My son's 1996 accent broke its timing belt while he was backing
> > > up in the driveway. Is the engine definatelty damaged?

> >
> > How many miles are on it?

>
> Hmm, no response. I guess we'll never know how many miles
> it takes to break a timing belt.
>
> - Mooron


It's @ 110,000 miles +/-

--


news 04-08-2006 04:28 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 

> It's @ 110,000 miles +/-


and only the hairdresser would know the +- ;)




news 04-08-2006 04:28 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 

> It's @ 110,000 miles +/-


and only the hairdresser would know the +- ;)




news 04-08-2006 04:28 PM

Re: broken timing belt
 

> It's @ 110,000 miles +/-


and only the hairdresser would know the +- ;)





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