If your timing belt tension is lost, it can lead to the timing belt slipping or breaking, which may cause the engine's pistons to collide with the valves. Symptoms of bent valves include a significant drop in engine performance, unusual noises from the engine (like tapping or grinding), and difficulty starting the engine. Additionally, a compression test may reveal low or inconsistent cylinder pressure, indicating that the valves are not sealing properly. Visual inspection during a tear-down can confirm bent valves.
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If the valves bent, then yes.
Replace the timing belt and pray that you dont have bent valves.
The valves can be bent when the timing belt breaks.
One of the most common reasons for bent valves is a broken timing chain or belt.
You can do a cylinder leakage test to check for bent valves.You can do a cylinder leakage test to check for bent valves.
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The main cause for bent valves is a failure in the timing chain or belt. When the valves and pistons are not exactly in sync, they can collide.
Yes
Usually no compression is a mechanical failure. Probably the timing belt, May also have bent valves.Usually no compression is a mechanical failure. Probably the timing belt, May also have bent valves.
If the timing belt breaks, the valves get bent immediately.
if the timing belt is broke, then the car wont start. and u probably bent a bunch of valves.