Hornet_2497 answered 6 years ago
Bob's right. You have an "interference engine" which will suffer severe damage if an aging timing belt were to fail. I don't know when you last changed the belt, but 100,000 mile intervals seems to be the accepted norm.
Have 196,000 miles Have changed belt once. Do i need to do it again
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