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you also might want to revisit the timing work or turn the distributor a bit while cranking and see what happens. this could also help you if the chain has jumped.

All good suggestions. This is the tensioner being used on another build. The guy said while it's not necessary it does keep the chain tight and timing on point when the chain starts to stretch. I'll decide later if I want to add one to a Cloyes double roller. Not sure there is a right or...

I glass bed this and threw some paint on it..Made in Cananda.Nice piece for the age.$40.Keene Nh.US Postal money order only

yup there wasn't much and no noticeable difference when turning the the crank and the movement at the distributor rotor

1964 dart with 273, had coolant leak after short drive looked for source of leak and seen crack in timing chain cover attached a pic you can see crack above fuel pump. My question, would this be the source Of leak? My thought was unless thread sealer is compromised it shouldn’t leak coolant...

that's what ended up doing in my '88.. gave it to my older sister and the chain went

NEW B/B 383-440 IS63 melling distributor pump drive shaft ,gear ,bushing $60 NEW S/B #2103 COMP double roller timing chain set $55 both plus shipping or buy them both put in same shipping box

I like the cam. Itt sould work well in a 360 with decent heads. I have also used a tensioner. With a quality double roller timing set, it is really unnecessary. They were originally designed for a stock single chain.

Outside the box thinking: Wouldn't it be nice if someone (or a creative mechanic) could come up with a correct length timing chain with a splice link in it? Cut the original loose chain, connect one end of the new chain to the end of the old loose chain. Fish it up around the cam gear, then...

...said. If the bearings and or crank need help, what about the cam bearings? What about the camshaft itself? The lifters? How sloppy is the timing chain? What about the rings? If this is a car you're gonna sell, then shyster it up and unload it. If you plan to keep it, you might want to rethink it.

My thoughts are that different timing chain manufacturers have different specifications for their timing chain sets. I do not mix up different gears and chains, learned that as a kid messing with dirt bikes. Always change the drive chain and gears as a set

Fel Pro 1008´s are a good head gasket choice for this setup, also the 1213´s for the intake. Regarding the timing chain cover Fel Pro TCS 45284 should fit. Michael

Anyone have a use for a good Used 1958 to 1978 Big Block Single Bolt Steel Gear Timing Set. Includes cam gear, crankshaft gear, chain, bolt, washer, and oil slinger. Everything is in very good condition. $25.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

I hear that ! My Nephew tore his 340 down because someone said the timing chain jumped. Nope, just a cracked cap....:BangHead:

...this afternoon, started ran like s##t, barely keep it running, loping, gave it gas seemed to smooth out but when I backed off it wouldn't idle and died. Carb or timing not quite sure which one, almost liked it jumped a timing chain tooth? Anyway at least it's the end of the season up here...

I'm happy with this cam (4 speed 3.23's). I cleaned the lifters, installed a good timing chain, and swapped out the cam bearings.

You mean... gear drive vs timing chain? The timing variance from stretch is zilch with a gear drive. You can hear them more though they make loud and quieter versions.

The one I was talking about: 2002 dodge grand caravan 3.3 V6 pushrod engine, timing chain....loose.

I've had one in my motor for years now. Only issue I ran into was because the cam can move forward, my double roller timing chain was tapping the fuel pump arm off and on. I was able to close up the width of the arm some with a hammer and stop the noise (I think).

Timing chain and gearset are sold, 35 tooth speedometer gear is sold.

Hi looking for: Small Block Timing Chain Cover, Water Pump and Oil Pump Bolts. I have searched high and low and cannot find them. Can pay with PayPal Shipping to Boise Idaho 83709 Thanks Jim

I was assembling my magnum and putting a comp 2103 timing chain kit on and the crank gear slides right on and I checked and it has slack on the keyway and slack on the bore of it has anyone had this prob ??? what should I do here?? I know the balancer is going to tighten it down but it seams to...

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I wouldn't run it, it's just going to get worse. If you're "rebuilding" the engine, I can't conceive of not replacing the timing chain.

3 Bolt timing chain set from 440 source with Torrington bearing. (Edited I actually have two of them for sale) Dyno time only roller camshaft was too big probably has 1 hour of run time. The other one was also only used to break in the cam. Thought that I had sold this one. They look identical...

We've already told you where it goes. You have several people telling you where it goes. If you weren't going to believe us, then why on Earth did you ask. I tell you what do. Put it where you had it and see how THAT works out. MoparLeo was talking about the METAL oil slinger which goes BEHIND...

...it. Those 3.3 pushrod engines are pretty reliable. Yep, steel gear and no tensioner. Cam in block, relatively short chain. Remember those are not OHC. I've seen well over 300K on those with no issues on timing chains. I bet if you put a new chain on it, you'd probably see close to the same slack.

I do need to run the test again, and use the oil check to verify if it's the pistons rings. The heads were rebuilt in 2021 by a engine building shop including the valves and installing hardened seats so I am pretty confident they are good. I read that low compression numbers across the board...

Have you checked for slop in the timing chain, that can affect timing

@Dne007 take a look at my "cheap & nasty" thread. I'm showing how I handle the oil plug timing chain oiler. Feel free to copy it if you so desire. I'm not done with it yet, as I had to order a Holley .040 jet which I did not have. Here's the thread...