Timing Chain Guide Replacement
#11
RE: Timing Chain Guide Replacement
HELP!
while attempting my chain/guides replacement...
I managed to round off one of the allen bolts that holds the alternator to the block. The guide rail pins do not want to move...I broke a bolt in a pin using the bolt and stacked washer method of removal. I am so close yet so far from getting this job done! Any suggestions as to the removal of the allen bolt...of course it is the lower most/ hardest to reach one.
while attempting my chain/guides replacement...
I managed to round off one of the allen bolts that holds the alternator to the block. The guide rail pins do not want to move...I broke a bolt in a pin using the bolt and stacked washer method of removal. I am so close yet so far from getting this job done! Any suggestions as to the removal of the allen bolt...of course it is the lower most/ hardest to reach one.
#14
RE: Timing Chain Guide Replacement
I got the last allen out by jb welding the allen socket to the bolt. The guide pin is now a solid piece with the extractor broken in it. Now I really need some help. The passenger side has new guides (old ones look just as good as the new ones except they are more yellow/ orange in color)
Single digit IQ here don't understand.
ORIGINAL: sleepwalker
can also pry off the cover. the stud would eventually come out together.
can also pry off the cover. the stud would eventually come out together.
#15
RE: Timing Chain Guide Replacement
Howdy--I'm new to the MBZ Forum and I'm wondering what you found out regarding the wisdom of replacing the timing chain & guides--I have no problems yet with the chain or guidesbut my car <87 560 SEC>,has 167,000 miles on it.
My mechanic said it's about a $1300 job....ouch!
My mechanic said it's about a $1300 job....ouch!
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