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August 21st 04, 04:16 AM
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'91 Spirit broken timing belt
1991 Dodge Spirit, 2.5L, NON-turbo, automatic transmision
I have a broken timing belt. I verified that by checking that I have no rotation of the distibutor rotor while cranking the engine. Before I start replacing the belt, I would like to find out whether the engine is damaged otherwise. Is there destructive interference between the valves and pistons when the camshaft does not turn? Thanks for the help. 
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