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Genuine Ford Fusion Timing Chain Guide
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Ford Fusion Guide
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Ford Fusion Chain - Timing
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Ford Fusion Guide
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Ford Fusion Arm - Timing Chain Tensioner
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Ford Fusion Chain - Timing
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Ford Fusion Guide
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Ford Fusion Guide
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Ford Fusion Guide
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Ford Fusion Guide
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Ford Fusion Timing Chain Guide
The timing chain guide is an essential component that is used in Ford Fusion car models whereby it is used in ensuring that the timing chain remains properly positioned and tense. This one is responsible for adjusting the timing chain so as to minimize vibration which, in-turn affects the performance of the engine. Timing Chain Guide found on Ford Fusion models has a part known as silencer to control the chain movement to function effectively. While the overview does not specify variations in types or styles of Timing Chain Guides used across different Ford Fusion years, the primary function remains consistent: for the control of the timing chain that is used to control the time chain tension in order to enhance the operations of the engine.
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Ford Fusion Timing Chain Guide Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install timing chains,Timing Chain Guide and Timing Sprocket in V6 engine on Ford Fusion?A: For engines up to 3.5L, the procedure may only be performed with the engine removed: omit the steps that do not apply. For 3.0L engines, start by pulling off the timing chain cover and shifting the crankshaft position sensor trigger wheel from the crankshaft; the position of the pulse wheel must be remembered to be reused later. Take out the spark plugs and then fit the crankshaft pulley and bolt; rotate the crankshaft till the position of the key way is at 11 O'clock for TDC number 1 cylinder. Checking of TDC can be done by aligning index marks available on the camshaft sprockets, if two index marks are not aligned then the crankshaft should be turned and checked again. Sustain it by labeling chain links in case, rotate crankshaft to align camshafts to their no operation position, and lastly by removing all the VCT assembly mounting screws. Go ahead to dismantle the tensioner of timing chain along with timing chain arm, lift the rear timing chain off the cam sprockets and then slipping off the sprocket on crankshaft. Turn the crankshaft 600 degrees in anticlockwise directions in order to position the front camshafts to their middle zones and then pull out the front timing chain tensioner and chain. If necessary, it is possible to remove the sprocket of the crankshaft. Owing to 3.5L engines, two special bearing holding tools are necessary, and it is recommended to change the water pump in the process. Take off the timing chain cover, put back the crankshaft sprocket bolt and turn the engine until it is at TDC for cylinder number one. Put on the camshaft holding tools, unbolt the VCT assembly, and the primary timing chain tensioner and arm. Place the timing chain on a chain clipboard and then unlock the primary timing chain and then remove the upper chain guide. When secondary timing chains are the objects of inspection, firmly compress the tensioners, then remove the sprockets and the chains. For 2.7L engines, remove the negative battery terminal, the valve cover and the timing chain cover, and tighten the crankshaft pulley bolt. You need to rotate the engine to confirm timing marks, then unbolt the right-side tensioner and guide, lift the timing chain off and slide the crankshafts' outer sprocket off. The same for the left-side chain with the necessary alignment of the timing marks. In order to remove the VCT units, some special tools are needed to lock the camshafts, next the center bolts of the VCT units need to be detached and the units themselves can be slid off. Clean and check for wear and tear on any of the parts and remove any parts which are not in good condition. The procedure of installing timing chain tensioners is as follows, which is almost the reverse of the removal process: make sure that tensioners are fully compressed prior to assembling the housing. Ensure that the timing marks are aligned as earlier labeled, fit the VCT housings, and ensure that there is no interference when the engine is turned on. Last but not least, the timing chain cover should be fitted again, the engine flooded with oil and coolant as in the beginning, and after starting the engine, it should bechecked for leaks.
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