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Timming Chain Cover Removed * While I'm in there?

So, I'll be changing the gaskets, O'rings for Banjo Bolt receiver (actually the left cover came out too easily).

Anything else?

What is the "plug" for, beside the Banjo Bold hole on the covers?



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So, I'll be changing the gaskets, O'rings for Banjo Bolt receiver (actually the left cover came out too easily).

Anything else?

What is the "plug" for, beside the Banjo Bold hole on the covers?







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Not sure what you mean But make sure to install new small O-rings on the shaft for the banjo fitting. They seal the hole in the covers. Old seals leak!
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Not sure what you mean But make sure to install new small O-rings on the shaft for the banjo fitting. That seals the hole in the covers. Old seals leak!
Hey Gunter

Yeah, the 2 seals are comming. Actualy the right one was leaking.

I meant, is there anything else I should check & what is that plug on the cover (4th photo)?

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#4 picture, plug is the support for the pin that the tensioner sits on. It is only pressed into place and then sealed from leaking on the pin side you cant see.
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You could add the internal tensioner stops at this time. Its a good safety items should it ever fail.
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Verify / adjust cam timing.
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Bruce

Thanks, I notice there is a black "cement" in the inside to seal it.

Craig


Never heard of this... But then again. I'll use my friend the "search".

BK911

Haven't done a Valve adjustment yet... So maybe next time.

Thanks

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The right cam gear looks completely worn out in the picture.
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JJ: While you are that close, I personally would not button it up without adjusting intake valves 1 & 4 and verifying cam timing. You are sooo close already! In fact, I would adjust all the valves. Cant hurt.


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The right cam gear looks completely worn out in the picture.
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Holy poop, I didnt notice that!! Good catch,
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could be over 100k miles?


I'd probably spend a couple of hundred $ in there to buff it up if i was going to keep it


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The right cam gear looks completely worn out in the picture.
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That is why I posted... I will take some close-up pics.

Any measurement I should do or you can just eyeball it?

There goes my April 1st date...


BK911

So you are saying to do the Valve adjustment without seal the covers, not a problem since it look like I'm deeper than O'ring and seal
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i'd advance the cams as much as possible


....... but that's just me
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OK, let me have it... At least they seem even.

Right: CAM Sprocket: ~5mm Lifter Sprocket: ~6mm



Left: CAM Sprocket: ~5mm Lifter Sprocket: ~6mm

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could be over 100k miles?


I'd probably spend a couple of hundred $ in there to buff it up if i was going to keep it


nice pics
The car is barely over 65k miles (odometer and government recording from day 1) but the engine is anybody guess???

6th and last owner so its a keeper
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They look fine, i think it was the picture lighting that everyone thought was worn out chain sprockets. However, it looks like the lower chain on the left side is cracked through.















J/K, carry on.
Cam timing advancement can help with low end or high end depending where you set them (+-) but only a degree ether way, be carful.
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They look fine, i think it was the picture lighting that everyone thought was worn out chain sprockets. However, it looks like the lower chain on the left side is cracked through.















J/K, carry on.
Cam timing advancement can help with low end or high end depending where you set them (+-) but only a degree ether way, be carful.
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I wont be playing with advancement...

I don't see what you are referring to about lower chain on the left side is cracked through it even sound worse then worn Sprocket
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It's just a joke, feel the love?
Actually... I started to think that you were talking about the chain breaking trough the light.

I can feel it (love) but I made another trip to the garage wont bother to post the photo

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