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Old 07-01-2018, 07:32 PM   #1
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Was this change an attempt to deal with the start of the IMS bearing failures?
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Was this change an attempt to deal with the start of the IMS bearing failures?
No, cost savings and to reduce chain noise.
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Old 07-09-2018, 08:10 AM   #3
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So I haven't had time to get back to my engine since I was on vaca the past week, but looking at the JFP link the 2 drive "sprockets" in the illustration look very different. One company had them listed as "sprocket style" and "paddle style" when I was purchasing the used crank. Will the updated style even fit a dual row chain on it?

Here are photos of the 2 cranks I have (sorry they are just photos I took documenting the teardown/rebuild):

original setup - dual chain sprocket on right side of crank



Here is the replacement crank - sprockets on left - look the same with 2 sprockets rather than the almost timing belt pulley look of the tooth type chain in the pelican link



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