No. A worn timing chain or belt would cause timing to jump.
In order to advance the timing on a 97 Ford Aspire, a person will need a timing light, wrench, wheel chocks, and jump cables. A person needs to be careful not to damage the engine when adjusting the timing.
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Why would a timing belt jump time and cause damage to the cylinder heads ?
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Anything is possible. The belt can jump a tooth if it is worn and needs replacing.
The timing belt can only jump time if there is a failed component in the timing belt system. Check the pulleys and tensioner.
You don't jump any terminals. I'm assuming your talking about using the DLC. Hook a timing light to the number one spark plug wire and loosen the clamp bolt on the distributor a little. Timing should be a 36-38 degrees BTD.
Timing chain or belt is broken
As a rule of thumb a timing change needs replaced every 100000 miles, or when you hit the timing marks with a timing light and see a lot of jump and have ruled out other posibilities related to ignition.
The only acurate way is to buy a timing light from your local automotive store. It will cost you around $100 but it is worth it.
Worn timing chain.