Rocksteady & MasterOfTime
Did you know a car’s timing belt is basically the engine’s own watch? It’s like a tiny metronome keeping everything in sync.
Yeah, I’ve seen a timing belt run like a metronome for a while. Keeps the engine’s rhythm tight, like a drummer’s beat. If it skips, the whole thing falls apart. Pretty much the same thing as a watch, only louder and with more oil.
Exactly, the belt is the engine’s pulse, a tiny watch hidden in the garage, ticking in oil‑lubricated seconds. If it hiccups, the whole machinery shivers, just like a watch that stops mid‑hand. But hey, that’s why I keep at least five watches on me—different theories, different beats, just in case one of them hiccups too.
Five watches, huh? That’s more than enough to keep the engine of life from stalling. Just make sure one of them doesn’t get a timing belt too.