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Old 01-01-2012   #41
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OK FOLKS!!!!!,...Found the issue!!!,....Broken TIMING CHAIN Drivers side!!!!



Question is....what now??????
That is the same chain that was broken on my ZR-1 when I bought it. Do you know any of the car's history on when the running issues started and possible causes? If not, you might want to try to contact the previous owner and ask for details about when he started having problems with the car. That way we could get more of an idea of maybe why the timing chain broke.

Oricale, go to this link to read through what it takes to tackle this project on your own, it is a thread I did to document the repair/restoration process I went through to bring my Z back from the dead.

http://www.zr1.net/forum/showthread.php?t=9693
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Old 01-01-2012   #42
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That is the same chain that was broken on my ZR-1 when I bought it. Do you know any of the car's history on when the running issues started and possible causes? If not, you might want to try to contact the previous owner and ask for details about when he started having problems with the car. That way we could get more of an idea of maybe why the timing chain broke.

Oricale, go to this link to read through what it takes to tackle this project on your own, it is a thread I did to document the repair/restoration process I went through to bring my Z back from the dead.

http://www.zr1.net/forum/showthread.php?t=9693
Hey,..Yeah the previous owner didn't even drive it,..I think Im stuck on that, but there is no noticeable damage from the break.


I am well versed in your thread,..Great work!
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Old 01-01-2012   #43
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Rebuilding is not that bad, especially if you do the stock timing. I am not sure I understand, is the car not running at all...it would have to be in order to have a broken chain. Are you sure its just not a tensioner?
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Old 01-02-2012   #44
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Yeah pretty sure,..chain is laying on the table,...but apparently it was at idle and died,...then i fired it up for about 1-2 sec as well...

questions;

can pull the engine without removing the hood??
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Old 01-02-2012   #45
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Yeah pretty sure,..chain is laying on the table,...but apparently it was at idle and died,...then i fired it up for about 1-2 sec as well...

questions;

can pull the engine without removing the hood??
Yes, far as removing the hood goes, no need to. (Not even on the hottest day of the year!)



Dayam sorry 'bout the chain tho. Have to wonder what those monkeys did to the motor (if anything) to result in breaking the chain.

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Old 01-02-2012   #46
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Didn't Marc say that there was a problem w replacement chains and the links? I believe that before he replaces the chains he makes certain the link bars are "peened" so they don't slide out.
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