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timing chain replacement
what is a reasonable charge in the Atlanta area for a timing chain and tensioner replacement on a 87 300D? Any recommendations for good quality work?
thanks Joel |
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I would suggest taking it to MB Autowerks to have this work done. Call them and see if they can give you an estimate for this job.
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Jim |
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Why are you changing it? Isn't this one of the engines with the ratcheting tensioner?
Have a great day, |
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When I lived in Atlanta, I used Austrian Motors on Northside and 14th Street. I always had a good experience with them.
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I dont know his mileage, but at 272K mine had 12+ degrees of stretch. It has a hydraulic piston type tensioner.
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HOLY COW !!!! 12 DEGREES???
I am surprised it runs! I don't think the tensioner is even touching the chain!
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Ed 1981 300CD (Benzina) 1968 250 S (Gina) 266,000 miles! 1983 Alfa Romeo GTV6 (Guido) 1976 Jaguar XJS-saved a V-12 from the chevy curse, what a great engine! 1988 Cadillac Eldorado (better car than you might think!) 1988 Yamaha Venture (better than a Wing!) 1977 Suzuki GS750B 1976 Yamaha XS 650 (sold) 1991 Suzuki GSX1100G (Shafty Gixser) 1981 Yamaha VX920RH (Euro "Virago") Solex Moped 1975 Dodge P/U camper "Time spent in the company of a cat, a beer, and this forum, is not time wasted!" |
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Yeah, I felt the same way. I am relieved that a new one is in there now.
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