Originally posted by Phil Rohtla:
on an interference engine, if the timing belt goes, the valves will contact the piston. On a non-interference engine, they will not. Hence the importance of changing the timing belt, especially on an interference engine.




weird, I've never heard of this!

what are some examples of both?



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