Timing chain replaced, awful sound

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Apr 5, 2007 | 06:16 PM

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nathan751

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I had the same thing happen with the idler pulley for my ac.

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good deal, once you get used to no a/c you can make it a killer onboard air setup when you fix it

^thats my plan. Now i just need to find a york compressor.

Apr 5, 2007 | 10:20 PM

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good deal, once you get used to no a/c you can make it a killer onboard air setup when you fix it

but is the stock compersser aplicable for that? i thot i had to get york, like off a volvo or chevy.

Apr 5, 2007 | 10:22 PM

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Glad you found out what it was, and that it wasnt anything serious. Just think, now you have a new timing chain and don't have to worry about THAT for a while!

yeah, excatly. i am so relived!

woo hoo!

Apr 5, 2007 | 10:27 PM

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I had the same thing happen with the idler pulley for my ac.

^thats my plan. Now i just need to find a york compressor.

surrrre, post that after i give the answer away.

onboard air is the way to go, except i will replace the bearing, ONLY cause the original R-12 has not managed to leak out, AND still removes heat very well in the summer.

but then again I just LOVE cruizin my 4Runner around with the top off, in the summer.