Tools:
Wrenches: 13,15,24mm
Sockets: 7,10,13,15,18, 21, 32mm,
Other: T 25 Torx, E12 E-Torx, 10mm Allen key, Pick tools, Swivels, Pry bars, 3/8 Ratchet
Harmonic balancer puller, Floor Jack, Torque wrench, hammer, Seal installer, Magnet.
Parts:
Valve cover gasket, timing cover gasket, intake cam gear, exhaust cam gear, timing chains, guides, tensioners, balance shaft chains, guides, tensioners, rtv for oil, engine oil, oil filter, crank seal, intake oil control valve, exhaust oil control valve.
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 P0016, P0017 timing chain replacement.')){kind=link}
Is this a interference engine I cannot find definitive information anywhere
All this work is done in vane if you did not clean/drillbigger hole for PCV hole.
2013 Buick regal 200,000 miles. My timing chain wore through the guide and came off. The shop said if the timing chain was replaced it would likely just fail again in a couple months. They said I need a new engine.
Is this true, would the timing chain only last a couple months?
How much did the customer pay for this fix?
I would be scared to try it myself but if I had to, this is a great video to reference.
Looks like a job but doable with some patience. I've been a mechanic for 8 years and always afraid of timing. I guess I need to do one so I can get over my fear.
Wouldn't it have been easier to drop front frame with engine??
Parts list,kit???
I noticed there was oil in the turbo charge pipe which is a problem I also have with mine. Is that indicative of the bearings in the turbo going out since they're oil cooled?
Hey guys, any other diagnostics that pointed to the timing chain other than the trouble codes? Great content. Thanks!
So I have a 2013 gs so I guess this is what I'll have to go thru when is time to change it I guess is at 1000.000 miles is required to change ,how much do you think this job will cost at regular shop?
What a job geez!!
Bless ur soul I was so confused when he said darker and not the color
Now I know why it costs me $3300 to have this done at the dealer !
How did you tighten the crank shaft bolt with out it turning the engine ?
I have no idea what’s going on here, but it’s put together very well.