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Timing belt Jumped?!

Car  182 Clio
My Timing belt has jumped or snapped 05 182 81K, the person i baught it off before hand said it was done at 79K but he is full of sh*t :mad: im canny angry i have only had the car 5 weeks! can someone tell me the best soultion?! help would be much apprectiated!


Thanks
Kyle!
 
But a replacement engine and do the belts on it before fitting it or break the car for part's.
 
It may of been done but not at a specialist, so he may be none the wiser it was maybe bodged. Did it show a receipt?

Best solution is new engine.
 
Sorry to hear that mate! But to all intent and purpose your engine is dead! Best thing would be to swap the lump and as has been mentioned before replace the belt water pump and dephaser before it goes back in! ;)
 
Bad times, as above but a 2nd hand engine and do belts and dephaser or break it for bits.
 
See the dephaser was on its way out anyway it was noisy could this of caused the promblem? and i love the little 182 like its nice to drive... or ir was haha! thanks for the info lads! much apprectaied!
 
Sorry to hear that mate! But to all intent and purpose your engine is dead! Best thing would be to swap the lump and as has been mentioned before replace the belt water pump and dephaser before it goes back in! ;)

A decent 182 lump is going to set you back around £450-650 less fitting, fluids and belts so, and i'm just playing Devils advocate here, it may be worth looking in to having the head pulled/rebuilt and new belts done as it's probably going to cost less (or around the same at least) as replacing the engine (which *may* have other issues).

Mick
 
A decent 182 lump is going to set you back around £450-650 less fitting, fluids and belts so, and i'm just playing Devils advocate here, it may be worth looking in to having the head pulled/rebuilt and new belts done as it's probably going to cost less (or around the same at least) as replacing the engine (which *may* have other issues).

Mick
As Mick said, possible rebuild would be easier! Saves a lot of hard work and at least if you know whats been done to the engine you would be able to trust it in the future!
 
Rebuild the head mate im currently doing that the now to my other clio have it running and serviced for under 300 mate!
 
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