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				Chain Press for 96 C280 Timing Chain
			 
			
			Hi, It is my understanding from Alldata that a special chain press must be used to install the timing chain on the 96 C280. Is there another acceptable method of crimping and installing the chain without using the special chain press. Thanks 
				__________________ Martineau Gauda mgauda@sprintmail.com 96 C280 Mercedes 82 Rolls Royce Silver Spur | 
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			This recent thread may help answer your question..... http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/showthread.php?threadid=66109&highlight=chain+link
			
				
			
		 
				__________________ Rick '85 380 SL (sold) '85 Carrera Flatnose '71 280 SL Signal Red/Cognac | 
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			Thanks Rick, I am interested in Larry's approach but the relevant word he uses is "skilled" use of a ball peen hammer. Larry may know exactly how the crimp should look and how much clearance there should be. I may have a problem determining these factors, as this is the first time doing the timing chain replacement on this car. Mac has a chain press tool, about $27.00. I wonder has anyone used this tool for this job. Thanks 
				__________________ Martineau Gauda mgauda@sprintmail.com 96 C280 Mercedes 82 Rolls Royce Silver Spur | 
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