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#29379 06/01/2002 9:41 PM
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Could somebody tell me what the timing gear in the 228/248 motors are made up of ? I have a hunch that they might be made of steel. I know that many years ago when I worked on some 261s and 235s, the timing gear on the camshaft was made of fiber and the gear on the crankshaft was steel. It used to be that if you got 80000 miles out of the timing gear, it was living on borrowed time !

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#29380 06/01/2002 11:37 PM
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Hi Truckernix, all 261 and 235 truck engines had an aluminum cam timing gear when they left the factory. 235 car engines have fiber gears but the couple of GMC's I saw apart used an aluminum timing gear.All of them use a steel crank gear.


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#29381 06/02/2002 1:42 AM
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#29382 06/02/2002 5:06 PM
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Pigpen,
thanks for the information. I had a fiber one let go in a car engine one time and I didn't like the experience !

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#29383 06/03/2002 12:22 AM
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BTW Taking em off broches em....please don't try a used one

Heat a new one on a hotplate to put it on


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