Timing chain replacement ?
#1
Timing chain replacement ?
I have a 95 SE (god I should put this in my signature ) is there a write up on replacing the timing chain ?
Also do you need a eng. host to lift the motor of is there another way that will work ?
And does the motor need to stay lifted while I'm replacing the chain or can I lower it?
Thanks John
Also do you need a eng. host to lift the motor of is there another way that will work ?
And does the motor need to stay lifted while I'm replacing the chain or can I lower it?
Thanks John
#2
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Posts like a Camaro
Re: Timing chain replacement ?
Originally Posted by jyachera
I have a 95 SE (god I should put this in my signature ) is there a write up on replacing the timing chain ?
Thanks John
Thanks John
And why do you think you need it. what'* your symtoms.
#3
Well I'm going in to replace the crank & cam sensor and figure while i'm in there just do a a little PM plus the car just dose not have the snot it use to. It has over 130,000 and I believe in old school thinking that timing chains need to be replaced.
#4
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This might be useful..... but there are some other problems mixed in. Keep in mind that Damemorder has a Series 1 and you have a Series 2; I don't know if there are fundamental differences in changing the timing chain or not.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=29191
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=29191
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