2002 s60 non turbo. Just had ETM and timing belt replaced at…

Hello and thank you for using JustAnswer. My name is ***** ***** I will be able to assist you. During this conversation you will be given an automated offer for a phone call. You may accept or decline that offer.

I’m sorry that you’re having trouble with your vehicle. Don’t worry though, we’ll be able to figure this out. Please understand that I do not know your knowledge or capabilities so I may need to ask questions to find out basic information to completely understand your specific problem.

My goal is to give you the best service possible and to help you. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to let me know. Sometimes it may take a moment for me to respond because I may have to look up information about your concern. I appreciate your patience and will provide responses as soon as possible.

I would recommend to have the vehicle towed back to the dealership ASAP. The timing belt may not have the proper tension or there may be a mechanical problem with a pulley, timing cover, or the belt. If the belt is installed improperly or there is a mechanical part problem then it can cause major engine damage. Since the engine is not running correctly, this indicates a timing problem. The problem will need to be corrected before failure of the timing components. If one of the components fail, it will cause the engine to stop running suddenly and can be a safety concern if you the vehicle is moving when the engine stops.