Timing belt rip. Rod knock. Compressor surge. Rebuild time!!

[dsmmaniac12787]

I noticed a rod knock and drove my car home. Then I went outside to try and track down my missing isc position clilp, and saw my timing belt was ripped. I just want to know where I should go to find head gasket kit, timing belt, main and rod bearings, and the gaskets for the oil pan. Im gonna have to just do a complete rebuild almost. And my wallet has been pretty thin lately.

 

[dalatinromeo]

Extreme PSI. Give them a call them have all the OEM parts you need.

 

[dsmmaniac12787]

Awesome, thanks

 

[ali]

full engine gasket is the way to go

 

[dsmmaniac12787]

once I get the money im getting a full engine gasket kit, a separate 3 layer cometic head gasket, timing belt, and the acl main and rod bearings

 

[dsmmaniac12787]

Do you think it would be ok for me to back it up and drive it into the garage to replace the belt? I could push it, but I have a gravel driveway that is on a slope and leads to the garage and was trying to avoid that...Dont want to risk it thought either...opinions?

 

[bluegs03]

if you literally dont go over 1,500 rpms and baby the crap outta it up that hill it might be ok. if its a HUGE hassle i would try it but if that belt does break you are looking at a $500+ rebuild just for those parts that break and thats if your pistons are good!

 

[webconnect]

I don't know about you but I woudn't place a $800 gamble.

 

[dsmmaniac12787]

Yeah. I think I can push.

And its downhill. I didnt want to be rolling downhill then hit the brakes and just slide through the gravel into the garage and maybe hit something. But anything that I would hit is probably worth less than $800.

 

[meliketoball]

I'm sure you have friends that'll help you push. If not, ask your neighbors.

 

[dsmmaniac12787]

Nope, lonly bastard right here. Just moved and dont know anyone yet. But I will prob get one of the neighbors to help.