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Old 18 Apr 2005, 03:52 pm
SteelBlueGT SteelBlueGT is offline
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It is my understanding that some engines (interference) are more likely to damage valves then the (non-interference) engines that are less prone to do that when the timming belt busts. I don't know but would persume that our engines are non interfernce type engines. For the first 100,000 miles the belt is not required to be changed to maintain the emissions warrantee. I think I will change mine at 60,000 miles and sleep better at nights. It sure does get hot in that engine compartment!!
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