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redsubi 26-01-2012 05:49 PM

timeing belt install
 
hey guys,
I have a 06 wrx and my timing belt snapped off. is there anyone in the forum that can do any cash job to replace the belt for me.
If you so or do you guys know anyone please pm me asap thanks heaps

Rossco 26-01-2012 07:11 PM

I have some bad news dude......you will have bent valves.

MY99GT 26-01-2012 07:20 PM

I was going to see this earlier when i saw this thread... but being a mechanical retard, i didn't want to embarrass myself if i was wrong...

Sorry mate, but AFAIK when you fcuk the timing belt, it has much wider ramifications.

redlib 26-01-2012 07:43 PM

I can do it for you, as a cashie, but there might be a chance you have bent the valves

RXqME 26-01-2012 08:24 PM

^^ a pretty good chance!

johnvk7 26-01-2012 08:40 PM

It really depends what you were doing when the belt snapped, if it was just idling, you might be lucky, but most likely you will have bent valves.
Easiest way to tell is to fit a new belt and see if it starts.
If not, its both heads off, full recondition. Pricey.

BXT 26-01-2012 08:57 PM

Beat me to it johnvk7.....I have never seen anyone "get away with it" after snapping a timing belt on a WRX.

Start sweating redsubi, this will not be cheap.

DanFranko 26-01-2012 09:11 PM

Out of interest how many km on the engine?

MY99GT 26-01-2012 09:12 PM

More to the point.. missed a timing belt service ?

johnvk7 26-01-2012 09:21 PM

[QUOTE=MY99GT;646894]More to the point.. missed a timing belt service ?[/QUOTE]

Subaru timing belts are very strong and resilient. They usually fail due to incorrect fitment, eg, the guides rubbing through the belt.
Or something else failing, like a siezed water pump or idler pulley.
I've seen belts last well beyond the interval.
The new service schedule says 125000 or 5 years, the belt is identical.
A very worn belt is more likely to lose teeth, then to actually snap.

To be honest, you have at least a year leeway before your really taking a risk.


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