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Re: chain eating timing cover [Re: eightyeight] #768413 11/30/06 06:09 PM

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Buffalo86

Getting the Wheeling Fever

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yeah, 22r and 22re does not matter.

the only difference in height and combustion chamber is pre '85, and '85+.

How are the chain guides and tensioner?

They were shot. I went and bought everything. new timing chain set. new gasket set. also a 0.02 steel shim.
I'm putting the thing back together now.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
chain eating timing cover	Buffalo86	11/29/06 02:11 PM
Re: chain eating timing cover	Buffalo86	11/29/06 02:30 PM
Re: chain eating timing cover	Adam F	11/29/06 02:45 PM
Re: chain eating timing cover	Buffalo86	11/29/06 03:06 PM
Re: chain eating timing cover	Buffalo86	11/29/06 03:18 PM
Re: chain eating timing cover	DRTDEVL	11/29/06 06:40 PM
Re: chain eating timing cover	toyrunner	11/29/06 08:08 PM
Re: chain eating timing cover	eightyeight	11/29/06 08:46 PM
Re: chain eating timing cover	Buffalo86	11/30/06 06:09 PM
Re: chain eating timing cover	dcg9381	11/29/06 08:56 PM

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