Greetings, I have an 05 Suzuki Reno 2.0 liter engine automatic. The timing belt snapped at a high RPM, about 75 mph on the freeway. I have the car in the shop now to replace the water pump, timing belt, tensioner, and idlers. I just received a call from the mechanic informing me that the valves may be bent and some work may need to be done to the head gasket. I would like to know what exactly would need to be done to fix this problem. I was given an estimate around $1500 not including the labor and was also wondering if it would be better to just replace the engine. I have had non stop problems with this car. I have already replaced the transmission, the transmission range sensor twice, the EGR valve, and various other parts along with factory recalls. Your help and input is much appreciated.
A used engine may be the way to go. call junk yard or look on ebay for one. u can also just get a used engine head instead of redoing yours it would be a lot cheeper. I think 1500 is to much just for parts for a 2005 car
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Nope, disconnect the battery before install and reconnect it when your done.
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