Broken Timing Belt
I have a 1984 Supra that the timing belt broke on. I was told that it would need to have the heads done as well. Is this crap? I only have 64k miles and don't believe that this year has that tight of clearence tolerance. How difficult would this be to do myself. I am very mechanically inclined Just no experience with this Toyota. My first Supra! Won't be my Last!
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you can do it ,
no problem |
This is a freewheeling motor which means that there is a very minimum chance that there is any valve damage. Go ahead and install the belt, it's not that difficult.
Look here for some help. Cygnus X1 - Supra |
5MGE's are non-interference engines, so unless you were spinning 6500rpms at the time the belt broke, you're more than likely just fine.
btw, it's head, singular, not plural. we only have one ;) |
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