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timing chain & gear replacement
#865522
01/31/08 12:04 PM
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Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 10
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Need a Spot
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I have a 88 wrangler with a 4.2 w carb. diagnosed timing gear in a no start situation. orig nylon clad alum gear had no teeth left. went to local 4x4 jeep parts store and picked up new gear set, all steel. problem is crank gear is thicker and covers key way not allowing oil slinger to be installed. Q: how critical if leave oil slinger off? I have one source saying ok and another saying not ok.
thanks in advance
kerby2
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Re: timing chain & gear replacement
[Re: kerby2]
#865523
01/31/08 04:53 PM
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Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 7,768
Web Wheeler
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Hmmm I have never run into such a problem. MAybe going to a different parts house with that gear in hand and checking to see if another brand would allow the slinger to be used. I am a fan of the slinger.. It helps to keep them little smudges of oil off of the front of the engine. Timimg chains/gears aren't much of a problem in Jeep engines they seem to last forever.. Big JIm <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/pfft.gif" alt="" />
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