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Old 06-06-2005, 09:07 AM
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Timing Chain a job for the Innocent? 104 Engine

Friday, was a beautiful to break a timing chain.

Smooth stop of power to the side of the road. No Noise, No warning just stopped.

I plan on replacing the timing chain myself.

With the special riveting tool (double).........are there a lot of ways of messing this up?

Any tips for success.........I'd like to do this once.

Tool Source.......one better than another?

Thanks in Advance..........

Bill in Boston (there's no greater joy than accomplishing something new...learning!)

PS
I did however, remove the whole chain. I plan to fish a leader under the crank gear and up ......pull the chain through. Turn the crank manually.( I have done this {to the right}and it has come to a stop.....shouldn't I be able to do this indefinately???????? or is this maybe a reason the chain broke??? Then riveting etc, etc. etc.

I believe I brought this on myself. I didn't disassemble the piston of the tensioning assembly when I put it back in 25 miles ago. 30 minutes at 4000rpm the oil preassure fatigued the cahin to failure? Rereading the manual it says to disassemble because it hangs up. I used finger force and it plunged before reassembly......i thought it was enough!?!?!!

Am I missing something???????

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