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Old 05-11-2007   #9
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Re: When Timing Belts Go Bad...

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Originally Posted by JET View Post
I would say about 75% of the time you can just replace the valves, guides and seals. The other 25% of the time the head snaps off like Mike said and the head and pistons will at least be toast also.
I guess with those odds I kinda hope it is a timing belt issue. I am getting a nice price on the car, but who knows. I am checking it out on sunday.
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