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Squiirl421 08-09-2016 10:18 PM

Phasers
 
Does anyone now if you have to do anything special with the phasers after you install a new timing chain?

hhrfreek 08-10-2016 06:40 AM

No you don't. Why are you asking?

donbrew 08-10-2016 08:19 AM

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I seem to remember that you need to insure a key is engaged or something.

Here is an interesting tidbit I found while looking:

DrLoch 08-10-2016 09:28 AM

That is interesting

Oldblue 08-10-2016 10:05 AM

The VVT difference? Are there pictures referenced as in 2 and 1??

donbrew 08-10-2016 12:07 PM

No that was for 2010, both are VVT.

There is another picture link that I cut of for the 2.2L.

I never had a 2.4L so I never looked before.

And now I'm getting confused. 2006 says they are the same; 10 and 2. Same edition of Mitchell.

DrLoch 08-10-2016 01:40 PM

I know.... I know the 2.2 is in a different time zone on the intake side. :lol:

Sorry I just couldn't help myself on that one.

hhrfreek 08-11-2016 05:47 AM

I guess I meant nothing unusual besides setting timing. There is a key on the back of the phasers to lock position on the cams. AFAIK they are all 10 and 2 when using the timing marks. I remember specifically using 10 on my ex and 2 on my int on my LE5 and my LNF. 1 at TDC and you line up the chain with dot on the crank pulley.

This likely changed on current gen Ecotecs. Not sure if the int/exh changed sides on all Ecotecs... Just assuming that.


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