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<blockquote data-quote="hrm" data-source="post: 30414976" data-attributes="member: 88125"><p>far worse than that. problem with these wet timing belts is that they peel off after some time and block oil/coolant channels, filters and what not of the engine. This will starve the engine with oil/coolant which will destroy it. In most cases the belt itself will survive but the rest of the engine is damaged.</p><p></p><p>Also the belt is kept inside the engine (unlike regular dry belts) and have to disassemble the whole thing even to do a routine replacement.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hrm, post: 30414976, member: 88125"] far worse than that. problem with these wet timing belts is that they peel off after some time and block oil/coolant channels, filters and what not of the engine. This will starve the engine with oil/coolant which will destroy it. In most cases the belt itself will survive but the rest of the engine is damaged. Also the belt is kept inside the engine (unlike regular dry belts) and have to disassemble the whole thing even to do a routine replacement. [/QUOTE]
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