Timing belt busted, and possibly valves are bent, WHAT TO DO

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Post by delphis »

good thing i have a buddy as a mechanic! :D
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AcingTeam wrote:
delphis wrote:what is the average price for a timing belt replacement?
The timing belt is around $60 and for the labor I paid $210.
i paid the same figurs but in EGP. :)

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Ok, so I found a new head for my 2000 Leganza, would this be all that I need to replace?
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Post by MMamdouh »

its a head with all the valves installed on it ...right?

if that so then yes thats all you need to get the car running but check the timing belt tensioner and water pump (and better to replace them) before you put your engine back on.

a faulty tensioner will cause the same problems just like a broken timing belt and a faulty water pump will require the same amount of work that you are doing right now... you are better off doing that now.

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Thanks, I'll order those parts asap.
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