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that isn't very nice...
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I have no doubt the engineers that wrote the manual said it was permissible to use a clip link - it has been used in manufacture for awhile, but it doesn't mean that it is the PREFERRED method of R/R. I think tcane saying it was the way HE would (and did) do it is what he offered. I think each of us can make up our mind how we want the repair done on our own vehicles. I for one would take the extra step necessary for an endless chain because I feel it would give me peace of mind and if it still failed then it was probably due to an error in my installation rather than a defect (which may be the case using a clip, but THEN I would blame the clip). John in San Antonio (praying his TC doesn't break anytime , well, ever) AND who didn't realize he was replying to an 8 year old thread - thanks whunter for tricking me!
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