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Old 04-20-2016 | 11:33 PM
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Timing chain kit

Hey guys im searching rockauto for a timing kit. My 22r is at 225k and has a slight rattling at certain rpms coming from the top end. Im going to do the chain, head gasket, cam, and rockers. My question is has anyone used the ITM or DNJ timing chain kit and how do you like it? Thanks
Old 04-21-2016 | 12:21 AM
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The only engine parts I ever used in a 22 R series came from Engine Builder if I lived closer I would just have them do my engine work and be done.
Old 04-21-2016 | 01:46 PM
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Upon further inspection the noise is definitely not coming from the timing chain. Its coming the far side of the head, near the cab, its a rattlng/tapping noise that only occurs between certain rpms I would say between 2k-3500 rpms. I don't believe it to be a valve issue im not smoking or using any fluids. Could it just be worn rockers and cam? It almost sounds like the rocker arm is tapping the valve cover but Ive messed with with VC tightness to no avail. I know if I replace the rockers and cam I will have to do a HG (so fun). What do you think?
Old 04-21-2016 | 01:53 PM
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the sounds seems to become more pronounced once the engine has reached operating temperature. Im thinking about just getting a new head and being done with it.
Old 04-21-2016 | 04:22 PM
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the sounds seems to become more pronounced once the engine has reached operating temperature. Im thinking about just getting a new head and being done with it.
It's probly a worn rocker shaft. That's the shaft the rocker arm rides on. These are known to wear especially if you have weak oil pressure. Take off the valve cover and slide the rocker arm to the side and see how worn the shafts are.
Old 04-21-2016 | 10:06 PM
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Do you think I could get away with changing the rockers without changing the head gasket
Old 04-22-2016 | 12:56 AM
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Only if your luck is much better then mine.

Once the head bolts are out who knows if the gasket will still seal after torquing the head again.

Thing is it might be fine for a few days then let go at the worst time.
Old 04-22-2016 | 02:52 AM
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I think I would first check my valves just in case. Pretty easy and it can't hurt. Good luck
Old 04-22-2016 | 09:37 AM
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I've already adjusted the valves. Its made this noise since i bought it and ive put over 5k miles on it doesnt smoke or use any fluids ill be taking a look at the rocker shaft today
Old 04-23-2016 | 01:10 PM
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Also after adjusting the valves I know how an afterfire from the exhaust and it only happens at random upon deceleration
Old 04-23-2016 | 01:37 PM
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If you're having backfire at deceleration there is a little deal (can't remember what's it called) that's supposed to not fully let the accelerator close as soon as you let off to keep from backfiring. It'll allow it to slowly close. There are specs on how to set it. I'll look for it and get back with you. That may be your problem.
Old 04-23-2016 | 01:39 PM
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Now have* and alright thanks i believe it may be the accelerator pump? Idk. Im not sure if it's correlated to adjusting my valves because thats when it started doing it
Old 04-23-2016 | 01:40 PM
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Dashpod. http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTricks/TPS/index.shtml#Dashpot
Old 04-23-2016 | 01:42 PM
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But I don't that'll cause your rattling. Is it rattling at deceleration?
Old 04-23-2016 | 01:43 PM
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But I don't that'll cause your rattling. Is it rattling at deceleration?
Im carbureted so i dont have that dashpot. The rattling happens around 3k you cant hear it at idle
Old 04-23-2016 | 01:46 PM
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Forgot it's carborated.... When was the last time it had a carb kit? That might cause the backfire I doubt the rattling.
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