Timing Chain Degrees of Slack - What is good/bad?
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Timing Chain Degrees of Slack - What is good/bad?
94 f150 5.0 130,000 While watching the rotor for movement and turning the crankshaft pulley from side to side. I got my marks on the harmonic balancer, divided the distance between my marks by the circumstance of the balancer and multiplied by 360. I did it three times and got between 6.5-8.5 as I didn't have a super accurate marking system. The question is when is it time to replace the chain/ when will it start causing functional problems by throwing off timing? I know there is some slack in the gearing of the distributor too and that slack was also including in the 6.5-8.5 figure. Can anyone offer any input?
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