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Does anyone know the size of the chain tensioner alu bushing?

Hi,

I'm installing hydraulic chain tensoners, but I am missing the little spacer that usually come with the kit. Could anyone please provide the dimensions, so I can have it made new?

Thanks,

Johan

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Just to clarify, the spacer between the tensioner and the idler arm.


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Fixed it, for future reference the size is 10 mm thick, ID 15.2 mm, OD ~27 mm.


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Get some wide idler arms and you won't need the spacer. The problem you're trying to solve is chain tensioner failure and the complete solution involves wide idler arms.

andy

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