timing noise
#13
We are saying that in this case the owner should consider the chain as a source of his new noise. A rattle noise at startup that goes away as it warms up is a tell tale.
Labor is about 5 hours parts about $150.
Labor is about 5 hours parts about $150.
#14
Easy at home job, very little tools required and yes it’s a wear out part, however sometimes it’s a broken front guide or tired tensioner.
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/how-...in-kits-60394/
My wife’s 2003 2.2 in her Sunfire GT has 345,000 klms, original chain and guides and tensioner.
It’s not ticking, so she doesn’t want me to change it. But I’ve got a timing and balance shaft chain set at the ready.
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/how-...in-kits-60394/
My wife’s 2003 2.2 in her Sunfire GT has 345,000 klms, original chain and guides and tensioner.
It’s not ticking, so she doesn’t want me to change it. But I’ve got a timing and balance shaft chain set at the ready.
#15
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thanks for the info guys. It was completed this past weekend, and all went smooth as butter! No more noise and not sure if its just a mental thing but the engine seems to feel different, as in stronger pulls or response time.
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