POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Can anyone please tell me where chain tensioner is located for cylinder 4-6? Guessing its under the AC comp. Thanks
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POST 2Original post
That's correct. If you buy a new updated part you need a 14mm allen head to torque it in.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks
POST 4Original post
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You're welcome, have fun!
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I guess I should have asked is it possible to get the AC unit out to gain access to the chain tensioner while the enine is in the car? I'm trying to update RMS and IMS and removed tranny but I can't even see the rear bolt on AC compressor. Not having fun at all. They make it sound like a piece of cake to get at the chain tensioners and install the cam lock but I am definitely not finding that to be the case.
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It is a 14mm allen for the 4-6cyl.
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