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Old 01-21-2019   #21
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Default Re: timing chain

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I just pulled out my 95 lt5 myself and it's not as hard as I thought it would be.


a few tips


one you get everything lose double check that all wires have been disconnected.


you can jack the front up just a bit if you don't have a lift and pull the wheels off. get a cheap harbor freight two ton lift and a tilt harness with the big chains.



make sure you support the pan, pull the tranny out, and then you can lift up and forward to get the harmonic balancer to clear the front cross member.



put a thin board behind the head and watch that the engine doesn't hang up on the studs sticking out of the firewall It's easy to damage the AC cover (ask me how I know) if the engine hangs up on the stud coming up.


it's a good idea to just unbolt the AC cover and set it aside to get a bit more room, comes off ez!!


(anyone have one to sell :>)


unbolt the plenum and you can use some nice lift plates and pick up the engine with the flywheel and headers still on the car and lift it straight up after going forward just a bit.


the really good guys can have them out before you blink. I took my time and still goofed up a few things, but not too bad.
Agreed with all the above. As was said, remove the transmission before you pull the engine. Much easier that way.
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Old 03-30-2019   #22
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Default Re: Timing chain guide

Hi guys,

Could you tell me please where can i buy new primery timing chain?

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Old 03-30-2019   #23
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Hi guys,

Could you tell me please where can i buy new primery timing chain?

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Jerry’s gaskets. Used but...
http://www.jerrysgaskets.com/chain-p...sed-90-95-6b4/
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Old 03-30-2019   #24
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This I saw, but I want new

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Old 03-30-2019   #25
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This I saw, but I want new

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Tommy,
I responded to your email, but the email address you gave must have an error. We do not have new PRIMARY Timing Chains in stock.

The Primary chain is very robust & I don't recall having ever heard of a failed one. I thought your problem was with the Secondary Timing Chain Guide Facing.
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Old 03-30-2019   #26
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It is possible that i do a mistake with my mail because i wrote it from garage

Today i checked chains and think that primary chain have big clearance, please look at below link and tell me is it normal or not

https://youtu.be/gy5_gFbuKEY

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Old 03-30-2019   #27
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Default Re: Timing chain guide

What does it look like with the primary chain tensioner set?
How worn is the contact face?


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Old 03-30-2019   #28
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That was with the primary chain tensioner set, tomorrow i will put photo with contact face.

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Old 03-30-2019   #29
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I see your concern.
How many KM or miles on the chain?


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Old 03-31-2019   #30
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64 000 miles

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