In today's quick video, I show you guys the difference between the newer plastic timing chain tensioners and the older cast iron design. I explain why I always choose to retrofit the plastic with the steel anytime I have the timing cover off. Thanks for watching! Please Subscribe!
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Melling BT402 Stock Replacement Timing Chain Tensioner LH side
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Melling BT403 Stock Replacement Timing Chain Tensioner RH side
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