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				 Are you refering to the Mazda?  I thought all Mazda motors were non-interference, so breaking a timing belt is just an inconvience, not motor time. 
			
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 Any of em... I've read that most Honda & Toyota 4-cyl motors are interference designs, so snapped belt = bent valves.  As for the Mazda, I don't know... it's about 10-15k past due for a new belt and it could blow sky high for all I care.  I've given up on the thought of selling it, we'll probably donate the damn thing.  
			
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 IIRC someone was worried about his Mazda MPV van that broke a timing belt, and asked if the motor was non-interference, and the expert consensus was that *all* Mazda motors are non-interference.
 
Honda and Toyota... I'm pretty sure a broken timing belt == ruined valves.
 
Oh, and no fair buying an '89 Si or anything... if you do, I'm stealing it and building an STX class killer.   
And Kevin... SLO is *not* LA... hell it's more NorCal than SoCal as far as the people IMO, and insurance there is cheaper than Reno or Sac because there's far less people/drunk drivers/car theft.  What's expensive in SLO is housing... mostly because of the college and the lack of places to live.... (i.e. high demand, low supply).  
			
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