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Re: Timing chain article (+)
Posted by Anders (more from Anders) on Wed, 14 Aug 2002 11:25:10
In Reply to: Re: Timing chain article (+), Dean, Wed, 14 Aug 2002 09:44:29
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Point by point,
Next time you have a subframe left over from a crash, take a sledge hammer and give it a couple of whacks, and you will see it's pretty solid.
It is no way that I would be able to tweak the subframe with that jack. ( I'm not talking a 20Ton jack here, it's an 8" 2 Ton jack)
As for Turbo lines, I have yet have to fix a Turbo engine,( only 7 N/A 2.3L engines, and no 9K engines ) so I don't know.
A/C compressor lines have a rubber hose under car that flexes more than any of the other parts.
Yes, engine mounts can be ripped if person is not careful when moving engine. Engine mounts are superior though on this model ( except tranny mount on autos ) and I have yet to replace one.
Drive shafts have plenty of movement inside inner driver/tripod, so the splines are not effected by this.
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