The V6 in the Generation I Solara (through 2003) is non interference. I.E. if the cam timing belt breaks, open valves won't slam into pistons as the engine comes to a stop. The Gen II Solara (2004 and later) V6 is an interference engine. If the belt breaks, there will be some serious and pricey carnage inside the cylinder head as pistons hammer open valves.
This doesn't mean belt replacement on the Gen I car should be ignored. Murphy's Law will almost always apply and the belt will snap in the least convenient place and time possible.
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V6 is a non-interference engine.
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No, the 3.4l V6 is not an interference engine.
what is the drive cycle of Toyota solara 2002
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When owning a car, knowing its firing order can come in handy if any engine troubles arise. The firing order of a 2002 Toyota Solara is 1-2-3-4-5-6.
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The v6 Toyota solara has a timing belt. Their 4 cyl engines have timing chains.
90,000 miles. It is an interference engine. If the belt breaks, it will severely damage the engine.
Carefully.
The 2002 Toyota Solara does not have a "serpentine" belt that turns all of the pulleys. It has one belt that runs the power steering and a second "generator drive" belt.
No , the 2.4 liter engine in a 2002 Mitsubishi Galant ( IS ) an interference engine