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  1. ida34

    Jumped Timing

    Most of the time a jumped cog or two would not cause valve problems even on an interference engine. Most of the problem with the interference engines was when a timing belt breaks and the valve train would stop while the pistons continued on. If it had enough timing jump to cause valve train...
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