Hey honda-tech i need help figuring out weather or not my motor in my car is a interfearance motor or not. Which is when my timing belt breaks does my motor stop where it is or do my pistont keep moving up into the valves and bend the valves. It's an 1993 Acura Integra B-18-A1

 

as far as i know all honda engines are interference. sometime's you'll get lucky and break a timing belt but not bend valves.

 

if you break it while driving, especially at higher RPM's, you are looking at bent valves and possible worse, its best to just change it at the suggested mileage if you care about the engine

 

Yes, it is an interference motor.....

 

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Now, I'm going to make a irrelevent poll choice!

 

<U>All</U> Honda motors are interference motors.

 

Stfu about hemi's in hondas Owen, you know you only got it in your neon .. n00b