Subject	It sounds legit to me. Usually when it goes, you bend the
Posted by	Black Mammoth (VA) on May 20, 2004 at 3:50 PM
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In Reply To	My Timing Belt Broke posted by Mny300zx on May 20, 2004 at 03:25 PM
Message	valves. As mentioned above, there have been a few cases were people got really lucky and didn't bend the valves. Do a compression check to make sure. If I'm not mistaken, you don't HAVE to get a new engine. I think you can fix it, however it is getting up in price.
Follow Ups	My Timing Belt Broke - Mny300zx 15:25:58 05/20/04 (bent*)If the belt snapped, they are telling the truth. - mds2004 15:28:20 05/20/04 they aren't lying start looking. - Solidpantz 15:28:24 05/20/04 Check it out...ask them how they know this....have them show - zxjpmzx 15:36:58 05/20/04 dude, if your driving and the timing belt snaps - CaptanZap 17:20:33 05/20/04 I have read here in the Forum that some people report - zxjpmzx 17:31:00 05/20/04 maybe if car is at Idle....but even then - CaptanZap 18:16:57 05/20/04 Did not seem rude to me...appreciate your comments! - zxjpmzx 09:36:59 05/21/04 It sounds legit to me. Usually when it goes, you bend the - Black Mammoth (VA) 15:50:12 05/20/04 it cost my friend about 2k to fix it. (n/m) - Jimina 16:58:34 05/20/04 how is he going to do a compression check? (n/m) - ScubaSteve 18:38:13 05/20/04 How do you normally do a compression check? I guess I don't - Black Mammoth (VA) 07:17:04 05/21/04 you need the timing belt intact to do a compression check - boileralum 09:52:14 05/21/04 valves bent: no lie - RobWR14 17:26:15 05/20/04 Just my .02 - Jason300zxTT(NoVA) 17:54:46 05/20/04 valves have to be replaced but you dont have replace the - Z_LiFe 18:09:52 05/20/04 i had an idler stud break... - spyhunter(nj) 18:38:29 05/20/04
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