Broken Water Pump, Timing Problem
#1
Broken Water Pump, Timing Problem
Hi Everyone, couple weeks ago I was driving in middle of the highway and with an unfamiliar sound the engine stopped, I pulled over and I saw coolant leaking I realized it's for water pump, I tow the car to auto repair and they said to me you need a new engine because the timing problem you have now bent exhaust valve I'm pretty sure they didn't check the valve but because they saw the timing belt is loose they said it to me (or they wanted to scam me), they asked me $1700 to change the engine, I'm student and I dont' have that much money also I have some mechanical experience, I'm wondering does anyone had the same issue? is it possible for me to change the water pump and diagnose the timing and try to ignite the car? even is it hard to change the exhaust valve? thank you
Volvo 2005 T5 2.5L engine AWD millage: 194K
Volvo 2005 T5 2.5L engine AWD millage: 194K
#2
If the timing belt breaks on a 2.5 T then you smash the valves into the pistons. If you are lucky, you can buy a used head and have it cleaned/new valve seals installed and go that route as long as you didn't damage the pistons.
Even going the route that I described above is probably a $750 project even if you do the job yourself.
It is very unusual for the water pump to fail like that.
Even going the route that I described above is probably a $750 project even if you do the job yourself.
It is very unusual for the water pump to fail like that.
#4
If any part of the timing system breaks on a 2.5 T then you smash the valves into the pistons. If you are lucky, you can buy a used head and have it cleaned/new valve seals installed and go that route as long as you didn't damage the pistons.
Even going the route that I described above is probably a $750 project even if you do the job yourself.
It is very unusual for the water pump to fail like that.
Even going the route that I described above is probably a $750 project even if you do the job yourself.
It is very unusual for the water pump to fail like that.
#5
Hi Everyone, couple weeks ago I was driving in middle of the highway and with an unfamiliar sound the engine stopped, I pulled over and I saw coolant leaking I realized it's for water pump, I tow the car to auto repair and they said to me you need a new engine because the timing problem you have now bent exhaust valve I'm pretty sure they didn't check the valve but because they saw the timing belt is loose they said it to me (or they wanted to scam me), they asked me $1700 to change the engine, I'm student and I dont' have that much money also I have some mechanical experience, I'm wondering does anyone had the same issue? is it possible for me to change the water pump and diagnose the timing and try to ignite the car? even is it hard to change the exhaust valve? thank you
Volvo 2005 T5 2.5L engine AWD millage: 194K
Volvo 2005 T5 2.5L engine AWD millage: 194K
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