bad timing chain?
bad timing chain?
i was driving on the freeway about 80mph when i felt the car kind of heavy. i would put it on neutrel and rev it and boost gauge wouldnt go up. at the end i ended up pulling over. as i was doing this i noticed a very small kind of knoking noise. i shut off the car right away. towed it home. ive opened the valve cover everythign seems good. but the chain is really really loose. could it be that the tensioner mest up? just put a new one 1 month ago.
with the engine off the new tensioner will keep the chain tight the plunger will lock in place for start up when the oil pressure comes back up it releases so it can do its job so i would replace it and check the engine timing and chain tension
mine is a sc ss and with the engine off before it used to be tight we just re did the timing when we replaced the engine.
i will get to redoing the timing and the replacing tensioner. i just hope nothing mest up engine doesnt even have 4kmiles :/
i will get to redoing the timing and the replacing tensioner. i just hope nothing mest up engine doesnt even have 4kmiles :/
You should also get a CEL if it jumps for crank postition vs timing (something along those lines, I can't remember the exact ones. But there is a CEL for it.)
Originally Posted by mrbelvedere
with the engine off the new tensioner will keep the chain tight the plunger will lock in place for start up when the oil pressure comes back up it releases so it can do its job so i would replace it and check the engine timing and chain tension
Joel
honestly i dont know how it does i had to pull mine out thats when i discoverd it was extended and locked and made reinstalling it a slight pain ive got one i can take apart in a few days
It's gonna take some force to turn the crank. At least On my civic with a socket on the crank pulley bolt it took some ummphh to turn the crank when I was putting each cylinder at TDC to adjust my valves
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