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Old 05-14-2004, 04:39 PM   #1
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Default Where do i get the Nylon / Plastic Timing Chain Guides ????

ive gone everywhere i know of to find these things, and cant find them... its the nylon / plastic pieces that the timing chain rests on. (the one the plunger pushes into the chain should your chain stretch. anyone have any sources i might be able to get these from?
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Try autozone, napa, or kragen. Look at their websites first. I have found them before.
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Old 05-14-2004, 06:55 PM   #3
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I thought they only came as part of the timing chain kit. Let us know if you find 'em.

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Old 05-14-2004, 07:51 PM   #4
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the only place to get them individually is the retailer
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WOOOOT!!!!! Thank you to Blkdrgn99 for suggesting NAPA, as they can get them by themselves... they are $9.89 for the left one and $19.00 for the right one.. didnt have them in stock, but will have them in the store by 9:30 tomorrow morning...


p.s. ill get the part number for you guys when i get them for a refrence...

p.s.s. i called the dealer and they wanted $15.20 per side, and it would have taken them till thursday to get them



Monkeyracing: when i called auto zone, thats all they wanted to sell me was the entire kit for 129.99
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Your Welsome! I was looking for those things also I needed to replace my timing chain too.
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Old 05-15-2004, 02:50 AM   #7
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My best advice on this would be to do everything while you are in there. A lot of time and trouble to just do half a job. The timing chain kit from Saturn includes the guides, tensioner, chain, sprockets and the new improved oil pump cover.
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Well, the car is back together, and running.. i took a few pictures and will post them as soon as i find a place to host them, along with the problems i ran into doing the head gasket swap
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They should be able to be put into the photo section on the board.
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i posted the pictures on another site im a member of.... here ya go


feel free to ask any questions


http://www.dsmetc.com/forum/showthre...5&pagenumber=1
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