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Timing chain tensioner 13540-0T030 13540-37030 TOYOTA YARIS II 2009-2012
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Timing chain tensioner 24410-23800 HYNDAI KIA OE HYUNDAI NEW ORIGINAL
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Timing chain tensioner ECP-24410-2F001 HYUNDAI KIA SANTA FE IX35 TUCSON
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Timing Chain Tensioners – Essential for Engine Stability
Timing chain tensioners are a critical part of the timing system in any vehicle equipped with a timing chain. They maintain the proper tension of the timing chain, ensuring precise synchronization between the valves and pistons. Thanks to an efficient tensioner, your engine runs smoothly, quietly, and optimally. Our assortment includes both genuine and used timing chain tensioners, allowing you to select the component that best fits your budget and needs.
What are timing chain tensioners and why are they so important?
A timing chain tensioner is a mechanical or hydraulic device that compensates for chain elongation during vehicle use. It works by applying constant pressure to the chain, eliminating slack and preventing skipping. A malfunctioning tensioner can lead to rough engine operation, noise, or even severe damage such as a broken chain.
Most common timing chain tensioner problems and symptoms
How can you tell it's time to replace your timing chain tensioner? Common symptoms include:
- Distinct rattling noise from the timing cover area, especially on cold start,
- Difficulty starting the vehicle or extended cranking time,
- Reduced engine power and uneven idling,
- Check Engine light errors related to inaccurate timing.
Ignoring these symptoms can result in serious engine damage, such as valve-to-piston collision or camshaft failure.
When should the timing chain tensioner be replaced?
Replacement should follow manufacturer recommendations or be prompted by the first signs of wear. Typically, tensioners last between 100,000 and 200,000 km, but factors like oil quality and driving habits can shorten their lifespan. Regular inspection and quick response to failure symptoms ensure engine reliability.
Genuine and used tensioners – which to choose?
We offer both genuine tensioners for full compliance with manufacturer standards, and reliable used units that undergo thorough technical inspection. This flexibility lets you adapt your choice to your budget, with no compromise on safety and reliability.
Tensioners for popular car brands and models
We supply timing chain tensioners for brands such as Audi, Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes, Opel, Ford, and many others. Our extensive selection ensures you’ll find the right fit for your vehicle.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about Timing Chain Tensioners
- Can I replace the tensioner myself? – Timing chain tensioner replacement requires special tools and expertise, so we recommend entrusting the task to a qualified mechanic.
- What happens if the tensioner fails? – Failure can cause severe engine damage, including catastrophic failure and expensive repairs.
- How to select the correct tensioner? – Use your vehicle's VIN and manufacturer guidelines, or consult our staff for assistance.
Secure your engine’s longevity – choose a tested timing chain tensioner from our shop!