Timing belt broke - 1996 Honda Accord

have you timing belt checked

If the timing belt broke, your car won't run. Fortunately, it's not too expensive to replace, and as long as you are at it, may as well replace the water pump. Usually they have to dismount that in order to get at the timing belt. Generally that is that case, but it all depends on how each car is set up.

Yes, it is listed as an interference engine.

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the alternator belt broke because of the stress applied from the broken power steering belt
good practice would required the replacement of all belts if one broke

Sounds like timing belt not on correctly. Check timing marks are aligned correctly when installing timing belt. This vehicle should have 2-3 marks to be aligned when installing belt.marks should be on cam gear/ crankshaft gear and intermediate shaft if engine is equipped with it.

serpentine belt no timing belt maybe yes know as a interferece engine but the serp.. belt should be fine just replace

Timing chain broke on v8, 3.2 2001, will the piston hit the valves,and damage the pistons?

Timing belt broke? Wow. Waited too long for maintenance and now you got a busted engine.
Well, best thing to do is probably to disassemble the engine to see what got damaged after the timing belt broke, then go from there.
Alternatively you can buy another engine. Anywhere from 3000.00 to 6000.00. Might be able to get a good deal at a scrap yard.

you will need to rull the timing cover off if belt has not spun or broke remove belt and install new one if belt has spun or broke you will need to line up timing marks on cams and crank and install belt

Either the belt is missing teeth or the cam is broken