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Old 08-10-2006, 07:32 PM   #1
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KA weird timing chain noise

well i rebuilt my ka pretty much everything is new crank rods pistons timing kit every but a oil pump i have both top guides removed. i only get a rattle around 2200 rpm it goes away any higher or lower than that but its loud
so i took the top timing cover off the chain is tight and tesioner is working fine
but the lower chain is really loose i can see the tesioner and guide if i pry on the guide the tensioner will pop out but the guide is really stiff is there any way i could have forgot an oil seal on the tensioner or maybe tightened the guide to much i torqued al the timing parts to fsm standards
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how many miles since rebuild? What brand chain did you use? Plastic guides, or plastic coated metal?
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right now it has 170 miles the kit came with one plastic for the bottom on the right and a metal with some kind of covering the kit says inner fire engine parts
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well, looks to me like you might have to tear it down and inspect it. If that chain breaks, you risk putting a hole in the front cover. Be Safe
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i'm going to on saturday. I dont really think i forgot anything, but theres always a possibility. so do u know if that lower tensioner guide is supposed to be that tight.
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I found something i missed putting in i didint install the timing cover o ring. Would that maybe cause lower oil pressure to not pump the tensioner up enough?
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