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Is a 1996 toyota 5s-fe engine a interference or non-interference engine? put a new timing belt water pump setup on, it ran perfect then I goosed it in drive while driving in drive mode, all the dash warning lights went on, it cranked a little then wouldn't crank at. all. tried to turn the crank bolt but it won't turn at all, could the new belt have broken' is one of the valves hitting the piston causing it not to turn?

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Sounds like something came loose.Never heard of a new belt breaking.
Supposedly not interference, hopefully no damage to valves but odd that it doesn't turn..
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/103-camry-3rd-4th-gen-1992-1996-1997-2001-1st-gen-solara-1999-2003/370539-1993-5sfe-will-timing-belt-failure-damage-engine.html
Good luck

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Marvin

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  • Posted on Aug 01, 2008

SOURCE: Crank won't turn 360 degrees into TDC position.

It is very possiable he make a mistake installing the belt and is trying to get you to pay him to repair his fuc.. up, don't fall for it, ask him why there wasn't an issue before he worked on it?? I am not sure about weahter that engine is free wheeling, I know earlier models were not, my own personnel expeariance on friends 4 cyl Camry

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 10, 2009

SOURCE: engine seized driving down road, now won't even turn over

The 3 liter mitsubishi is pretty prone to this actually. You would have to tear it down to see what happened, but yes it's likely that you have a bent valve and/or hole in the top of a piston from a valve.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 23, 2009

SOURCE: broken timing belt. engine turns over and put a wrench on cam shafts and they turn over pretty good

have someone perform a leak down test on each cylinder. This will tell you if you possibly bent a valve on any of the cylinders. If you did you need to remove the cyl. head to have it looked at. If the leak down test is good on all cylinders you should be good with just replacing the timing belt and tensioner. The likely hood that you didn't bend a valve is slim since that motor is an interference motor.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 18, 2009

SOURCE: Does the 2001 Lexus ES300 have an interference

From what I have research your car does have and interference engine.

cavs1

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  • Posted on Jan 03, 2010

SOURCE: 91 toyota celica 5s-fe engine hard start

if it ran fine before belt change, you maybe off a tooth,I've been off a tooth with same engine had same symptoms along with erratic acceleration and poor gas mileage. Took off top cover, lined up no.1 tdc. and I was off 1 tooth at camshaft hole. was able to adjust without dismanteling everything. Loosen idler and you can get enough play to turn cam one cog. hope this helps.

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