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Double chain and chain tensioner with tensioning plate, installing

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NOTE: With cylinder head removed:
NOTE:
  • Contact surface of timing chain and sender wheel must be dry when installing.
  • Oil head contact surface of bolts when installing.
NOTE: Counter-hold only by using a 24 mm open-end wrench on the camshaft -arrows-. See Fig 3.
CAUTION: The camshaft jig 3268 must not be installed when tightening or loosening the sprockets.
Fig 3: Identifying Counter-Holding Points On Camshaft
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NOTE:
  • If the chain tensioner has been pulled apart, bleed chain tensioner before installing, see Bleeding double chain tensioner .
  • Rotate engine (crankshaft) only with chain tensioner installed, otherwise single or double chain will jump over sprockets!
    Fig 4: Identifying Counter-Holding Points On Camshaft
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