Timing belt (camshaft) (English Wikipedia)

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  • Carley, Larry (2005). "Timing chains, gears & belts". Carley's Online Library of Automotive Technical Articles. AA1Car Automotive Diagnostic Repair Help. Retrieved 2006-06-09. - "Contrary to what you might think, rubber timing belts do not stretch with accumulated mileage and wear. They are reinforced with strands of fiberglass which makes them virtually unstretchable. After making the crankshaft to cam drive circuit millions of times, the strands can become brittle and may begin to break. Eventually the reinforcing cords give way, the belt snaps and the engine quits."

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  • Temple, Steve (2004). "Behold Your Timing Belt: Keeping the camshaft and crankshaft in sync". Know-How. Advance Auto Parts. Archived from the original on 2006-04-13. Retrieved 2006-06-09. In earlier engines, camshafts were often gear-driven off the crankshaft. Later, powerplant designers developed chain drives in OHV (overhead valve) configurations that allowed some flexibility in the placement of the camshaft so that shorter pushrods could be used, for more performance and efficiency. Those engines with long chains sometimes tended to whip about and cause problems. The only alternative was a noisy and complicated multi-gear train until the cogged rubber synchronous timing belt was invented in 1945. Today the timing belt cam drive is used in distinguished automobiles such as Ferrari, Mercedes, Cadillac, Corvette, BMW, Alfa Romeo, Porsche, etc.

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  • "Timing belt: problems, tensioner, what happens if it breaks, when to replace". www.samarins.com. Retrieved 14 March 2022.

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