91 Dodge stealth rt

Asked by Sheepdog27 Sep 12, 2018 at 02:20 PM about the 1991 Dodge Stealth R/T FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My tension pulley bearing
shredded and my timing jumped. I
have tried to retime the motor but
can't get it to time. I took it to a
shop and was told that I had a
bent valve. But when I looked
under the hood, I found out the
mechanic lied about putting
everything back on. So I did some
research and learned it is not a
beer valve as I can turn my cams
without them looking up. I need to
get my car back on the road. Any
suggestions?

4 Answers

My bad. It has an ECI 3000 V6 24 valve DOHC. I pulled off both heads and had someone turn my cams and all of the valves moved freely.

Beer valve? He probably did not put it back together because there was no point. Do a compression test to verify bent valves. If the engine skipped time and the timing jumped you may not be able to do a compression test. I would talk to the mechanic who looked at your engine to get the whole story.

I'll have to contact my other mechanic to look at it since the original guy isn't answering my calls. Thanks for all of the help y'all.

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