If The Timing Belt Turns The Camshaft, Which It Does. And The Belt Is Broken The Camshaft Will Not Open And Close The Valves . IT CAN NOT START OR RUN> No. It might start but wont run very well because it wont know when to fire with out the timing belt.
No, a car cannot be started using only its own battery if that battery is dead. There must be enough charge in the battery to allow the car's electrical systems to work.
A common way to overcome such a problem is to use jump leads to connect the car to another battery, which of course must not be another dead one.
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IF the battery still retains an adequate charge[at least 11- to 11 1/2 Volts] then you should be able to crank, start, and drive your vehicle.
However, keep in mind that several electrical devices [for example; starter, ignition system, computer, etc.] use electrical power and will discharge the battery, even while the engine is running when it doesn't have a drive belt for the alternator.
You need to get the alternator properly operating as soon as possible, or the discharge of the battery will eventually totally disable your vehicle.
It will start if any belt is broken except the cam belt. If the cam belt is broken it will not start.
car turn over like dead batter how can i tell if its the belt will a belt ack like a dead battery is there a way to no
If you mean you did a timing 'belt' change and still wont start, I tend to think your previous one broke ? If this is the case, its more than likely you have bent valves .. so do a compression test. If you didnt have a broken cam belt, recheck your timing marks and be sure you are not 108 degrees out
if you haven't changed the timing belt recently, you might as well change the timing belt, water pump, and both idler pulley and timing belt tensioner. This way you can set the timing with the proper tools, that's probably what you'll have to do anyhow since the belt moved, hopefully it didn't damage any valves when you tried to start it and the belt was off timing.
fuel pump, timing belt, air intake (sensor), fuse, distributor...
We recommend 80,000 miles but the factory is a 100k . Don't take chances Audi's come into GermanCarDepot.com all the time with broken timing belts the car can have oil leaking on the belt in the past or over time in some climates the Timing belt gets dried out. ollieracepnc
Defective alternator or broken alternator belt.
No, it will not.
If you can drive the car, the timing belt isn't broken. An engine will not start or run with a broken cam belt.
if the timing belt is broke, then the car wont start. and u probably bent a bunch of valves.
One of the symptoms of a broken timing belt is the very loud sound that comes from the vehicle when you try to turn it on. Even though it is loud, the car will not start.
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The first hint that a timing belt is broken is that the car will turn but will not start. Beyond that you should rplace the timng belt every 100k miles,to avoid it breaking.
car want start timing and water pump on the same belt
Timing chain or belt is broken
no the car just stops
out of time timing chain or belt jumped or broken keyway for gears
If your timing belt is broken you can definitly tell because your car will not do anything, wont crank, wont do anything. car will crank over but will not fire there is a plastic cover that can be removed part way to expose timing belt
car wont run if the belt is broken ! Run a compression test.