Re: Dummy Timing Chain Install Question
Posted by Mike On 2010/11/10 18:19:49
Ok took a pic of the face and end of the parts.
First thing i noticed was, hey, i was wrong. The 2 OEM sprockets i have have the timing mark on the face where the balancer touches.
Second thing i noticed is that i'm takinhttps://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/registry/g quite a while to do a simple job. Feeling lazy.
Third is that the replacement chain doesn't LOOK like it sits all the way in the sprockets but neither does the OEM chain.
Fourth, the OEM chain you can't see down from the top and see the teeth. On the replacement chain you can see the teeth and they do look to be all the way up in the chain.
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First thing i noticed was, hey, i was wrong. The 2 OEM sprockets i have have the timing mark on the face where the balancer touches.
Second thing i noticed is that i'm takinhttps://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/registry/g quite a while to do a simple job. Feeling lazy.
Third is that the replacement chain doesn't LOOK like it sits all the way in the sprockets but neither does the OEM chain.
Fourth, the OEM chain you can't see down from the top and see the teeth. On the replacement chain you can see the teeth and they do look to be all the way up in the chain.
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(149.06 KB)
(86.17 KB)
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