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    Timing Chain Help

    I am trying replace my timing chain on my 2006 RXP. I have removed the engine and split the crank. Do I need to remove the flywheel. It is unclear from the manual.

    Any help is appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brl96 View Post
    I am trying replace my timing chain on my 2006 RXP. I have removed the engine and split the crank. Do I need to remove the flywheel. It is unclear from the manual.

    Any help is appreciated.
    If you have split the cases there should be no reason to remove flywheel.

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    Do I just slightly lift the crank. It does not seem to move to easily.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brl96 View Post
    Do I just slightly lift the crank. It does not seem to move to easily.
    Yes, you can lift crank till pistons bottom out in bore. Not a big deal other then making sure main bearings are all back alighned and balance shaft.

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    I will put more force on it. It does not seem to move much.

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    U can rotate crank to get rear piston on TDC in order to get more travel. I've done it so i know its possible.

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    Thanks for the help. The chain is on. Next question, I had to remove the balance shaft. Is there a position the cylinders need to be in to put the balance shaft back on. The mark line on the gear is hidden by the flywheel.

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    The oil pump drive slot will be straight horizontal with crank pin locked in or rear piston at TDC.
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    Duke, Thanks for the help. I really appreciate it.


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