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fly944 05-11-2004 05:30 PM

Pulled tensioner stud
 
Well, after timing my cams with the help of wonderful jgparker I incurred a little problem. After replacing my old idler arms with the updated parts I went to torque on my tensioners and the right tensioner stud pulled. What is the best fix? Can I install a helicoil with the chain still on the cam?

76 911 2.7

oneblueyedog 05-11-2004 08:35 PM

A time cert might be better, but doesn't epoxy coat the back of the housing over the hole. If it does, you got to take care of that.

Lee 78SC

oneblueyedog 05-11-2004 08:46 PM

Keep a shop vac running and sucking the aluminum chips while you ream the hole and tap it for the helicoil/timecert. Block off the hole where the chain comes into the housing with a lint free rag or tape it. Tilt the engine so the chips fall away from the case if the vacuum misses chips.

jgparker 05-12-2004 04:57 AM

It's probably an M8x1.25 stud. I wouldn't use a helicoil. I have that M8 timesert kit if you want to borrow it. The right side should be easy since it is below the chains.

JP


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