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Timing Gear Trouble HELP. 120-130

posted by  122_Canadian on  Fri Jun 24 19:20 CST 2005
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Thanks Mike,

I was wondering since the cam gear is aluminum and the crank gear is steel, they may need to seat. I'm not to scared that anything is going to blow-up, but unless I take up driving with my ear muffs on (and it isn't winter in Canada just yet) then I'll have to get it more quite. I have a few other car chores, so I'll continue to run it for a few minutes a day and see if there is any difference. If there is no change, I'll pull it apart next week, maybe next time I'll by the all steel gears.

Craig






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