Carbon didnt bend the valves. Those engines are built with a considerable amount of vavle clearance, there would have to be almost 1/16 of an inch of carbon. Sounds more like the engine was timed wrong or the tension wasnt set correctly on the belt and it jumped, then was retimed. Why didnt they bend before? The carbon was already there wasnt it? Dont back down. This is their bad and when valves hit, it damages the pistons, bearings possibly the connecting rods adn crank depending on how hard they hit. Also damages the cylinder head, sometimes beyond repair
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Saturday, September 20th, 2008 AT 8:09 AM