S.A. GEAR 76399

S.A. Gear has been manufacturing timing chains and sprockets in the U.S. since 1987.

Service Tip: Clean and sufficient oil is the key to getting maximum life from your timing system. Premature component or complete system failure can often be traced to oiling issues. Always use manufacturer-recommended oil and follow manufacturer-recommended service intervals.

Benefits of Purchasing a Complete Kit

Purchasing individual components may be less expensive up-front, but a complete Timing Chain & Component Kit provides added benefits:

✓	Improve Engine Performance: A new chain may not mesh with worn sprockets, and worn tensioners / guides won't apply enough tension, ultimately resulting in poor engine performance. Replacing all timing components together will make the whole system run more efficiently.
✓	Save Time & Money: The cost of the kit is often less than buying all of the components individually, and replacing all of the components at the same time means you only have to do the job (or pay for labor) once.

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Not Sold Separately

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Components that come in this kit

Timing Chain Guide / Damper

Timing Chain Tensioner

Timing Chain Guide / Damper

Timing Chain

Alternate/OEM Part Number(s)

{Alternate Inventory Numbers: C6399S}

CAPA CERTIFIED or NSF CERTIFIED

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