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A non-interference motor refers to an engine design where the pistons and valves do not occupy the same space at the same time, meaning that if a timing belt or chain fails, the pistons won't strike the open valves. This design minimizes the risk of catastrophic engine damage in the event of a timing failure, allowing for potentially less costly repairs. Non-interference engines are often considered more reliable and easier to maintain compared to interference engines.
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Does your 2000 Ford Escort have a noninterferance engine?
Yes, the engine in a 2000 Escort is NOT an interference engine.
What happens if the timing belt goes on your 1998 Bonneville?
this is a noninterferance engine if it breaks no valve train damage will occur u just need to get it fixed u want be driving the car lol this is a noninterferance engine if it breaks no valve train damage will occur u just need to get it fixed u want be driving the car lol
What is a 350 motor?
WHAT DO YOU MEAN
What is the foot print you need for the motor and can you replace the motor with a standard car motor?
What do you mean footprint? but yes you can replace a motor with a standard car motor.
What does l84 mean in Corvette?
the motor
What does motor nerve mean?
A motor nerve is part of the nervous system that moves muscles.
Where is the motor core at on the van for a 2004 freestar?
This question is not answerable - what do you mean by the motor core?
What does electric motor mean?
High output could mean many things, but it probably means an electric motor with a lot of power for its size.
BMW what does it mean?
bavarian motor works
What do you mean by mt vessel?
motor tugboat
What you mean by servo in servo motor?
The servo motor is a type of motor which acts according to the command of the user. which serves the purpose of the user. therefore it is called as "servo" motor
What does high-output electric motor mean?
High output could mean many things, but it probably means an electric motor with a lot of power for its size.
