Mercedes Timing Chain

Mercedes Timing Chain--Buckle up for a more timed combustion

Controlling the timing of the engine's valves is the bread-and-butter of the Mercedes Timing Chain.

The Mercedes timing chain is part of the internal combustion engine which controls the timing of the engine’s valves. It connects the crankshaft to the camshaft at an accurate timing. It has custom teeth that are used to turn the camshaft in relation to the crankshaft position. Depending on the vehicle design set-up, the timing chain can be used to drive other engine parts such as the water pump and oil pump. The camshaft spins once for every two rotations of the crankshaft. The timing chain works together with the Mercedes timing parts to efficiently transmit the rotational power synchronously.

The timing chain rotates the camshaft and is driven by the crankshaft. It ensures that the valves will open and close at a correct timing. It allows flexibility in the relative positions of the crankshafts and the camshafts. Because timing is critical, the timing chains and the Mercedes timing parts must be properly installed and adjusted to avoid failing of the valve’s operations which can greatly affect the engine’s combustion process. Improperly set timing chain can allow the valves not to open and close at required timing.

A defective timing chain can result to poor running, valve clatter, and loss of power. It can also stop your engine from functioning and the valves to crash to the pistons. That is why it is proper to inspect its condition periodically to avoid incurring further damage to other vital parts as well as causing serious malfunctions to the engine system. It is recommended that the timing chain be replaced on intervals from 60,000 miles to 105,000 miles of distance traveled. A replacement must be done to restore its functionality in your vehicle.

The Mercedes timing chain is made from highly durable materials to endure the extreme strains in its everyday operations. It is engineered to have good resistance to pressures so as to provide its long –term durability and serviceability.

Iwis Mercedes Benz Timing Chain - Mercedes Benz 350SL

Fits: 1972 - 1972 Mercedes Benz 350SL Timing Chain
Brand: Iwis Timing Chain
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Febi Mercedes Timing Chain Tensioner - Mercedes 380SEC

Fits: 1982 - 1983 Mercedes 380SEC Timing Chain Tensioner
Brand: Febi Timing Chain Tensioner

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