According to what you say, broke the timing chain, it may be that you have bent a valve in that cylinder, it is advisable to disassemble the cylinder head , To make sure of that
SOURCE: 2004 Dodge Ram Srt 10 problem
need to check your intake air temp sensor and need to know what engine temp the computer is seeing if it thinks it is -30 it will flood it out
SOURCE: Dome or Dish Pistons for Mazda FE3N 2L
The dome pistons will provide higher compression than the dished. the domed ones should have an eyebrow cut out for the valves. I believe you would be happiest going with the domes. you might run into spark knock with the increased compression
SOURCE: 1998 Plymouth Breeze 2.4 liter - Failed inspection
your O2 sensor up stream is gone and the engine is sucking air probably your pcv valve hose and is sucking oil straight into head and out D tail pipe! you have some good looking over to do on this by the sounds of it but do you notice oil missing a lot or do you bother to check and I would do a compression check on it before I spend any more cash on it!!! so start with compression test! see specks on line for suggested test pounds 145 pound per cylinder???net
SOURCE: 1994 subaru svx 6 cylinder stopped running no
Are most gasoline engines none interference?? Mr technical guy??
SOURCE: 03 kia rio-24000 km.will valves hit piston if belt breaks?
yep valves will hit piston if timing belt brake.timing belt keep your valves and piston timed.when intake valves and exhaust valve open.piston is on down stroke.the timing belt keep pistons and valves from colliding.your timing belt change is due at 60000 miles.but in some cases belt need to be inspect at 30000 miles.to be on the safe side.
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