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Old 03-30-2014, 12:56 PM
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Default Cam chain noise!!

Brought the Jag 149000 on the clock, found out on here about the cam chain tensioner causing a noisey cam chain. It had been done in the past but changed it again and cured it. Well it did for a week, seems to be creeping back again but not as bad. She was serviced at a garage about 500 miles ago. Would anyone like to break me the bad news????
 
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Well it could be really bad news, this was my upper chain ramp upon removal.


 
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Engine strip down then?
 
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Old 03-30-2014, 04:31 PM
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No, timing cover removal. Do you have an XJ or an XJR? I ask because the procedures differ a bit.
 
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XJ 3.2 1997. be an interesting job :-)
 
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You can follow this guide then.

Jaguar XJ6 timing chain, Jaguar chain guides, repair, overhaul

No big deal on the on the XJ.
 
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That will be a weekend job then.
 
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Originally Posted by Juliesjag69
That will be a weekend job then.
Yes, you need 24 hours for the sealant to cure. So I do the tear down on day one then refit the sealed cover (replacing whatever timing bits needs to be replaced) then on the next day I button everything up.

Sadly I've done this twice now since I didn't do a good enough job sealing the cover the first time. Use LOTS of sealant. This time I used a high tack sealant and it appears to be working. The first time I used the actual Jaguar sealant and was not impressed.
 
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