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Sep 16th, 2021, 09:47	#1
volvulus Member Last Online: Apr 18th, 2024 18:57 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: amersham	timing belt failure Hi, my 1991 940 2 litre died yesterday at a busy junction, there was no noise or drama that I could hear above the traffic noise but, after investigation the timing belt has snapped. The burning question is..... is this engine, (I believe a B200f but could be wrong a NON interference engine? There are numerous threads I've seen on the web and, some say a red block engine is a safe, i.e. non interference engine and others saying their b200f had damage. Is it a case of strip it and look or is there a definitive answer to interference or NON interference? Many thanks Ken

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