Alfa obviously had the presence of mind to use cam position sensors on both sides so the ECU could kill the spark on one side if a cam belt broke.
Alfa obviously had the presence of mind to use cam position sensors on both sides so the ECU could kill the spark on one side if a cam belt broke.
Will that _really_ make much difference if you're doing 80mph? My engine would be going round 60 times a second at that speed, so everything's knackered within a fraction of a second.
Pete.
Well at 4000 RPM for 10 seconds that is over 100 injections of raw fuel blown back into the manifold through a single stuck intake valve.
All cylinders on that particular timing belt.
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