i got a :?: , if i replace my timing gear and chain, to put the cover back on do i have to drop the oilpan and THEN put the cover on, and THEN put the oil pan on?
beermonkey9417 said:i got a :?: , if i replace my timing gear and chain, to put the cover back on do i have to drop the oilpan and THEN put the cover on, and THEN put the oil pan on?
1evilregal said:beermonkey9417 said:i got a :?: , if i replace my timing gear and chain, to put the cover back on do i have to drop the oilpan and THEN put the cover on, and THEN put the oil pan on?
I've done it without dropping the pan, but it really makes it a PITA going back in with the cover, and there's always the "leak" factor...
x2jrm81bu said:1evilregal said:beermonkey9417 said:i got a :?: , if i replace my timing gear and chain, to put the cover back on do i have to drop the oilpan and THEN put the cover on, and THEN put the oil pan on?
I've done it without dropping the pan, but it really makes it a PITA going back in with the cover, and there's always the "leak" factor...
I've done it before without dropping the pan completely but, I don't really recomend it. Best to drop the pan, pull your timing cover, swap gears, replace timing cover, then put the oil pan back on.
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