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11-01-2001, 03:44 PM
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Timing Chain Press Tool Question/ Single row chain
I'm getting ready to do a timing chain in my 84 190E with the early type single row chain. I see the proper 'press tool' available from several houses, and it is advertised as a double row press.
Do I really need the 'single row ' adapter for the tool (another 50 bucks) , or can I get away without it and just tighten farther with the basic press? (basic press tool part # 000 589 58 43 00, and single row chain adapter #103 589 01 63 00)
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Patrick Leber '84 190E 2.3 '83 Porsche 944 (track car) '84 Porsche 944 (parts car) 85.5 Porsche 944 (sled) 
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11-01-2001, 08:56 PM
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On my 87 300E, I used a chain press for motorcycles. It worked perfectly. I bought it at the local Kawasaki/Suzuki dealer- about $90
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Bob Johnston 03 E55 Comand/Nav/Bluetooth/Ipod added Black/black (Oh man, this car is sooooo fast.)
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