Re: TIMING CHAIN WEAR?

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From: bifatmintor4sr@gmail.com
Date: 6/21/2006
Time: 6:47:49 PM
Remote Name: 64.72.112.14

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From: Dave Hurtubise
Date: 08 Jan 2002
Time: 05:23:49
Remote Name: 66.183.95.193

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Hi Joe, On earlier models 3.3L you could not check for timing chain wear with the vantage since these did not have a cam sensor. cam and crank sensor is needed for cam to crank relationship. If it does have a cam sensor....set you vantage to waveform viewer digital signal low rate. set your time at 200ms to start and your voltage at + 14 volts and -14 volts. Put the black lead on the Cam and the Red lead on the crank sensor. Move your trigger to 4 volts + with a positive slope.