cloyes timing chain install issue.
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I'm installing the cloyes double roller timing chain on my car (part# 9-3145) during my cam swap. I'm running into an issue with the water pump drive gear hitting that cam gear chain. Anyone have any suggestions on what I could possibly do about this?
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And go to a machine shop and get a freeze plug for the timing cover OR use a quarter and some JB weld and close the hole on the timing cover..
Take the old seal out first!
Take the old seal out first!
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go down to the parts store and buy a freeze plug and take it to a grinder lightly to the right size. they dint have the right size where i live. but press the new one with sillicon. mine been good for years now. they also make a alumuim one on ebay that you can weld in place on the timming cover