Gee, A timing chain and sprockets should be a life of the vehicle part. I would
be looking for why you are changing it for a second time (I had 250,000 miles
on the timing chain and sprockets in my 89 V6 with no indication that it needed
to be replaced). I hope you have not confused the engine you have with the
older 2.5 OHC motor that has a timing belt that needs to be changed as a
maintainence item.
In any case the Factory Service Manual, a Chiltons Manual or Haynes manual will
have adequate information to do the work. A Chiltons or Haynes should be
available at your local chain parts store such as Autozone.
Dave Clement
In article <btuhe6$pt8$1@bent.twistedbits.net>, bwgreen@ocean.otr.usm.edu
("Wilbur") writes:
>
> I would like to request your help for a min. Can anyone point me to the
> procedures to replacing the timing chain and sprockets and/or tensioner on
> my 1998 4-cylinder 2.5 liter dak? It was replaced once by the dealer at a
> high cost, so I would like to try it this time myself. Is there a good
> repair manual out there that covers this or a website maybe? thanks again
> for your time.
>
> Wilbur
>
>
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