Is a timing chain the only culprit?!
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Is a timing chain the only culprit?!
Loud clicking noise coming from top passenger side topside. In sync with rpm's. A quick search led me to try an oil change after running seafoam through the crankcase, no change. In fact truck actually cut of saturday twice for the first time ever. Any other suggestions? in the meantime, can someone tell me exactly what is involved with changing the timing chain on one of these? 98 SOHC.
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Loud clicking noise coming from top passenger side topside. In sync with rpm's. A quick search led me to try an oil change after running seafoam through the crankcase, no change. In fact truck actually cut of saturday twice for the first time ever. Any other suggestions? in the meantime, can someone tell me exactly what is involved with changing the timing chain on one of these? 98 SOHC.
Maybe a grounding cop if one of the boots are cracked. You did say "clicking."
#6
Had the same clicking noise on passenger side front of engine with the same missing(never died though). Had a cracked boot on the # 1 COP. Changed it last weekend. It's the easiest one to change and worth a try for the $42.00 it will cost you and the 15 mins. of time. Would be alot cheaper and easier than doing a timing chain.
Just a point to ponder.
Bernie
Just a point to ponder.
Bernie
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