Timing belt issues

Asked by GuruW9RV3 Apr 14, 2018 at 05:34 PM about the 2005 Chrysler Sebring Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Have a 2005 Chrysler
Sebring the timing belt
broke and they said at the
shop that it had torn up
everything on top of the
engine that's what
happens when it goes I
have never heard of this it
is a 2.4 L transverse V6
front wheel drive.

3 Answers

103,225

Because the valves can contact each other, a lot of damage can occur with a broken timing chain. Look at the costs for a used replacement engine or reman engine if you're getting high quotes for a rebuild.

34,750

Valves don't contact each other,The valves contact the pistons which bend,in some cases you see the piston shatter.

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103,225

According to Chrysler, the valves can contact one another. This engine the valves-pistons should not contact (non-interference).

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