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RE: 390 - Timing Chain Check Question By richard - 10/15/2001 2:55:28 PM; IP 63.227.89.69 you can check for timing chain slack by first hand turning the engine in one direction(it doesnt matter which direction) untill the rotor just starts to move. then turn the engine in the opposite direction again untill the rotor jusr starts to move. if you turn the crank more than 2-3 degrees then rplace the timing chain as you have too much slacl in the system. other wise you have just corrected problems the previous owner had.

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Skip Navigation Links.  390 - Timing Chain Check Question -- Ralph Wasielewski, 10/15/2001 RE: 390 - Timing Chain Check Question -- richard, 10/15/2001  RE: 390 - Timing Chain Check Question -- Mel Clark, 10/15/2001  390 - Cloyes Sprocket Question -- Skip C., 10/18/2001  RE: 390 - Cloyes Sprocket Question -- Bob, 10/18/2001  RE: 390 - Cloyes Sprocket Question -- Skip C., 10/18/2001  RE: 390 - Cloyes Sprocket Question -- Bob, 10/18/2001  RE: 390 - Timing Chain Check Question -- Ralph Wasielewski, 10/16/2001  RE: 390 - Timing Chain Check Question -- Bob, 10/16/2001  RE: 390 - Timing Chain -- Mel Clark, 10/16/2001  RE: 390 - Timing Chain -- Ralph Wasielewski, 10/17/2001  RE: 390 - Timing Chain -- Mel Clark, 10/17/2001  RE: 390 - Timing Chain -- Tom, 10/19/2001  RE: 390 - Timing Chain -- Mel Clark, 10/19/2001

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