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Old 01-01-2015, 08:44 AM   #1
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JFP, how is the chain pad wear fixed? I'll do a search as well. Pretty sure from other searches it's complicated, i.e., similar process to replace IMS and same tools are needed.

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JFP, how is the chain pad wear fixed? I'll do a search as well. Pretty sure from other searches it's complicated, i.e., similar process to replace IMS and same tools are needed.

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Worn chain pads require replacement of the pads themselves. Your 01 is a five chain layout, which includes a wear pad between the two cams on each cylinder head which are the "usual suspects" when cam deviation values exceed 6 degrees.

I believe there has been a DIY write up on how they are replaced.
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ok, I'll do a search for this...either way can I assume it still needs the specialized tools?
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ok, I'll do a search for this...either way can I assume it still needs the specialized tools?
Yes, you are going to need cam holding tools as you will need to remove the cam covers to change out the paddles.
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Thanks JFP, appreciate all the input...
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