Water drips thru hood vents onto engine bay
Jan 27, 2009, 09:56 AM
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no one got my sarcasm? wow...well at least one person got it. It's timing chain, nothing will get on it. Only thing that it'll get on is maybe the alternator and accessories belt. That's not gonna harm anything. Timing chain and timing belts are totally different. There's no way water will touch a chain unless you open up the timing chain cover, which is usually sealed up.
Jan 28, 2009, 07:57 AM
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no one got my sarcasm? wow...well at least one person got it. It's timing chain, nothing will get on it. Only thing that it'll get on is maybe the alternator and accessories belt. That's not gonna harm anything. Timing chain and timing belts are totally different. There's no way water will touch a chain unless you open up the timing chain cover, which is usually sealed up.
However, I must admit that I didn't realize that the Ralliart was using a timing chain, so thanks for the useful info (and I say that non-sarcastically).
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