XKR - When Did The Timing Chain Guides Go Metal
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Good Morning,
I've been researching the threads on this issue, but I can't (unless missing something) find out when the tensioners went from plastic to metal. I will soon be taking my 2002 XKR with a 12/01 build date in to an indy shop to have the rear end leak repaired and would be a good time to have the tensioners done as it is outside of my area of expertise.
Sounds from the threads that if all else fails I could remove a valve cover and look.
Thank you,
Rob
I've been researching the threads on this issue, but I can't (unless missing something) find out when the tensioners went from plastic to metal. I will soon be taking my 2002 XKR with a 12/01 build date in to an indy shop to have the rear end leak repaired and would be a good time to have the tensioners done as it is outside of my area of expertise.
Sounds from the threads that if all else fails I could remove a valve cover and look.
Thank you,
Rob
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Not sure if this helps anyone but my car (VIN SAJDA41BX2PA25864) has the metal guides. Had my mechanic open the engine to check a couple weeks ago. We have owned the car since new and can confirm that we never replaced the guides.
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