Interference Engines and Timing Belts
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010
An interference engine is the engine that interferes with the car’s mechanism when timing belt is damaged. Interference engines can increase your repair bills in case something goes wrong in your car. The best way to ensure that you do not suffer losses due to any interference by an interference engine is to get a vehicle with perfect timing belts. When buying interference engines, here are a few things you should consider to enable you cut your repair costs.
You should avoid buying cars that have engines with over head cams. In all the cylinders, there are normally two cams which are connected to the timing belt by a gear or chain. The engine to avoid is the one whose cams are controlled by a common belt or chain to the crank shaft. These types of engines normally have very tight spaces which are used to produce compression enough to ignite a diesel engine’s fuel.


