22RE Timing Chain

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Re: 22RE Timing Chain #650912 09/29/05 09:18 PM

Joined: Sep 2004

Posts: 32

Eastern NC

Mavranos

Getting the Wheeling Fever

You can pull the valve cover and look down the drivers side of the timing cover to see if your guide is still in one piece.

If I were you I would go ahead and replace the timing components (get a metal backed guide kit) and adjust your valves. Good excuse to upgrade to a high flow oil pump too.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
22RE Timing Chain	Anonymous	09/29/05 03:02 AM
Re: 22RE Timing Chain	willzrunna96	09/29/05 03:09 AM
Re: 22RE Timing Chain	kewlynx	09/29/05 03:25 AM
Re: 22RE Timing Chain	Mavranos	09/29/05 09:18 PM
Re: 22RE Timing Chain	Anonymous	09/30/05 09:47 AM
Re: 22RE Timing Chain	Anonymous	09/30/05 02:12 PM
Re: 22RE Timing Chain	Stan_Marshall	09/30/05 08:15 PM
Re: 22RE Timing Chain	kewlynx	10/01/05 03:58 AM

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