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Re: Timing Chain Tricks
« on: Jun 04, 2008, 04:33:49 PM »
Perhaps your chain is streched, or the cam gear teeth are worn.   
Well, what I dont get is I bought a timing chain kit about last december, so a little over a year ago, and i installed a new chain tensioner, new chain, new sprockets, new guides... it was just a kit from checker...
um THERE'S THE PROBLEM,  you replaced the most improtant part of your engine, besides the oil pump  with ... it was just a kit from checker...
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