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Old 11-26-2004, 02:02 PM   #1
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which timing chain kit would you get?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...sPageName=WDVW - $160

http://www2.nisspartswholesale.com/p...iming+Gear+Kit - $216

Nissan wants $500

NAPA autoparts wants $400

The only piece missing from the kit on ebay is a front crank seal, which goes for $8 at Nissan and its in stock.

$500 is way too much for a timing chain overhaul. I'm pretty sure if I dont buy from NISSAN it shoudl be ok, but you never know so I'm asking you guys here for advise. Should I get the nissan kit for $500 or just go with my other option (ebay or nisspartswholesale).

between nisspartswholesale and ebay, there is a $60 difference. Let me know what you guys think.

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Old 11-26-2004, 06:56 PM   #2
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the nissan parts are listed at like 200 bucks, what are you talking about?

i remember doing mine for less than 150.
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Yeah, no timing chain kit that I ever came across was $500. They were all no more than $150. $500 is a '97 shortblock at the junkyard with 50,000 miles. Maybe Nissan thought you mean't the timing chain cover?
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Just watch out for some of these aftermarket kits use cheap steel(powder?) in there Cam gears. I've always been told to use the factory kit.
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the nissan parts are listed at like 200 bucks, what are you talking about?

i remember doing mine for less than 150.
yeah, the nisspartswholesale is like $216. But, I called up NISSAN dealer and asked how much for a kit. They said that they have to order everything individually... so they quoted me $500

this is for:

top and lower tensioner
top and lower chain
lower left and right chain guides
front crank seal
cam gears
crank gear

What parts did you use to when you changed your timing chain?
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Old 11-27-2004, 02:19 AM   #7
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Just watch out for some of these aftermarket kits use cheap steel(powder?) in there Cam gears. I've always been told to use the factory kit.
yeah, that is what I was worried about... for $60 more dollars, i'll pass on the ebay one. prob a wise choice eh?
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13028-00004 Timing Chain-Upper for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $31.87
13028-00003 Timing Chain-Lower for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $45.96
13085-00001 Timing Chain Guide - Tension Side for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $13.51
13091-00001 Timing Chain Guide - Slack Side for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $74.20
13075-00001 Tension Side Bolt (2) for Timing Chain Guide for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $2.88
13510-00002 Front Crankshaft Oil Seal $5.44
13070-00004 Timing Chain Tensioner - Upper $57.48
13070-00003 Timing Chain Tensioner-Lower for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $57.48
Total: $288.82


This sound right to you guys? Maybe you guys had it cheaper because you didn't use all the parts i'm listing here?
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dude its really not science..

please, just get some OEM parts and be done with.
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13028-00004 Timing Chain-Upper for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $31.87
13028-00003 Timing Chain-Lower for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $45.96
13085-00001 Timing Chain Guide - Tension Side for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $13.51
13091-00001 Timing Chain Guide - Slack Side for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $74.20
13075-00001 Tension Side Bolt (2) for Timing Chain Guide for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $2.88
13510-00002 Front Crankshaft Oil Seal $5.44
13070-00004 Timing Chain Tensioner - Upper $57.48
13070-00003 Timing Chain Tensioner-Lower for 2.4-liter DOHC (KA24DE) engine $57.48
Total: $288.82


This sound right to you guys? Maybe you guys had it cheaper because you didn't use all the parts i'm listing here?
Actually, the parts list I found was this one:

Timing Chain- Upper 13028-00004 $28.78
Timing Chain- Lower 13028-00003 $41.52
Timing Chain Guide - Tension Side 13085-00001 $12.20
Timing Chain Guide - Slack Side 13091-00001 $67.02
Timing Chain Guide - Tension Side Bolt
(2 Required when replacing guide due to design change) 13075-00001 $1.08 each
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Feb.1994 to Jan.1995 14056-00001 $3.44
Water Hose - Jan.1995 to Jul.1995 14056-00002 $6.18
Water Hose - Jul.1995 to 1998 14056-00003 $6.50
Water Pump Assembly 21010-KA24 $67.68
Front Crankshaft Oil Seal 13510-00002 $5.37
Front Cover Oil Seal 15066-00001 $3.55
Timing Chain Tensioner - Upper 13070-00004 $56.69
Timing Chain Tensioner - Lower 13070-00003 $56.69
Thermostat 21200-00005 $9.90
Silicone Gasket 999MP-00001 $15.98

... Seems to be a bit more than what would be necessary to change it, and looking at what would be ABSOLUTELY necessary, the number you threw up was about right... Skip courtesyparts this time around.
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thanks for all your inputs.
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skip courtesy this time round? what would be the alternative?
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