Re: Could the timing chain have jumped a tooth?

Posted by Sidney® ™ on August 16, 2008 at 14:20:58:

In Reply to: Re: Could the timing chain have jumped a tooth? posted by Triktoy on August 16, 2008 at 08:19:10:

Thanks for the help is it possible that the chain could have jumped on tooth on it's own from stretch,worn tensioner and prior owner using white colored Mopar oil filters? which I assume don't have an anti-drain back valve.

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• Re: Could the timing chain have jumped a tooth? nolimit 17:24:24 08/16/08 (7)
  • Re: I said the chain was never replaced only headgasket Sidney® ™ 03:14:01 08/17/08 (6)
    • Re: I said the chain was never replaced only headgasket Triktoy 06:13:39 08/17/08 (5)
      • Re: I know that but isn't possible for chain to jump? Sidney 08:13:45 08/17/08 (4)
        • Re: I know that but isn't possible for chain to jump? Triktoy 11:52:18 08/17/08 (3)
          • Re: could chain be off a tooth on crank gear if cam gear is fine? Sidney® ™ 03:30:06 08/19/08 (2)
            • Re: could chain be off a tooth on crank gear if cam gear is fine? buz 21:07:09 09/19/08 (0)
            • Re: could chain be off a tooth on crank gear if cam gear is fine? buz 20:47:51 09/19/08 (0)

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: Thanks for the help is it possible that the chain could have jumped on tooth on it's own from stretch,worn tensioner and prior owner using white colored Mopar oil filters? which I assume don't have an anti-drain back valve.



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