Buy Timing Chain: Enhance Your Car's Performance

Timing chain maintenance

Does your car have a timing chain? Then that brings a number of advantages. In principle, a distribution chain lasts a long time and is maintenance-free. However, sometimes things go wrong with the chain. The chain can stretch or break. It is therefore important that you regularly check whether there is still sufficient voltage. It is very important for the timing that the chain is good and tight. This timing refers to the opening and closing of the intake and exhaust valves. If there is not enough voltage, the motor will perform worse. Manufacturers do not give an official interval for replacing timing chains, but this does not mean that they never need to be replaced. Some need to be replaced after 100,000 km, while others last more than 200,000 km.

Replace timing chain

A chain may need to be replaced because it is defective or because it has had its day. You can recognize a worn timing chain by a number of points. A stretched chain will make a clearly present rattling or ticking sound. This shows that the chain has become slack. It will then jump a number of teeth causing a ticking or rattling sound. In some cases, a stretched chain will tap against the housing. This can also cause the chain tensioners and guides to malfunction, for example. If you hear a ticking or rattling sound, it may be that the chain needs to be replaced. Replacing a timing chain is a challenging job, but with a little skill you can do it yourself.

Buy timing chain

You can order a new timing chain quickly and easily from Winparts. You can enter your number plate or car model on our site. Then the suitable car parts for your car will be shown. In addition to timing belts and chains, you will also find water pumps, belt tensioners and auxiliary drive belt kits.

Timing chain

Most cars have a timing belt, but there are also cars that have a timing chain. However, these two products have the same function. They drive the camshaft via the crankshaft. A timing chain generally lasts a car life and is basically maintenance-free. However, it is possible that the chain does break. If this is the case, you will have to replace the chain. You can then easily order a new one with your number plate or car model on our site.

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Timing Chain Kit

Fitting Position: Upper
Fitting Position: Lower
Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info: With gaskets/seals
Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info: With gears
Chain Type: Simplex
Chain Type: Low-noise chain
Number of Chain Links: 180
Number of Chain Links: 74
Warranty: 2 years
Valve control: For engines with variable valve timing