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Posted

I am doing a clutch on my '99 C4. Since it will be up on jackstands for a while and the trans will be out, the engine will be easy to remove and I thought since my timing chains make some noise for a few seconds at start-up I might replace them along with the tensioners and guides. Does the engine need to come out for timing chain replacement?

Does this sound like a good idea or unecessary at this time? Should I take the engine and trans out together? Also, I thought it would be nice to look at all of the vacumn lines and other rubber hoses for cracks now.

Any other things I should look at since the car has 120,000 miles?

Any good suggestions for engine removal on jackstands, height, tricks or any insight?

Thanks,

Len

Posted

Changing the chains is very involved and requires loads of work. Tapping at cold start is often the lifters and really nothing to worry about unless the noise worsens.

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