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Old 06-12-2006, 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Trevor
Technically, as the camshafts are gear driven, in effect mechanically locked together, a broken timing belt in itself could not cause contact between the valves. Could Subaru have been covering themselves against possible sticking or bent valves, even if this is highly unlikely?
Yes, that seems to have been the case. As you said, it's highly unlikely. Something catastrophic would really have to happen.
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