Bad fuel will NEVER bend a valve. Bad engine timing will. Stuck valves will also get bent due to interference with the piston and cause engine misfiring due to loss of compression in the combustion chamber. Bad fuel will only cause loss of power, rough idling, and in extreme conditions cause misfiring; but it will NEVER cause a stuck valve or the timing chain to "knock a couple of cogs". A bad timing belt tensioner will allow the timing belt to jump a "cog or two". The stuck valve can be from either lack of proper oil maintenance or from just bad assembly.
The fuel filter and the fuel injectors have filters that filter in the microns range.something is not right about all of this.there is no way a particle big enough to do that damage got in there .
176 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×