Timing Chain Tensioner for BMW X Series E70 (2007-2013)

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The timing chain tensioner is vital to maintaining not only proper timing, but the life of the chain itself. Generally these will need to be replaced before the chain itself goes bad. Be sure to change yours at the proper intervals to avoid failure.
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T#:43378595
Part#: 11317584723
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Over time, your engine timing components begin to wear out. Tensioners weaken, chains can stretch, and timing chain guides can wear down. All of these lead to the possibility of the timing chain jumping teeth on the sprockets, causing your timing to shift. This could result in rough idle and reduced engine power, or even complete engine failure. Prevent damage to your engine with new timing components, such as this IWIS timing chain tensioner. Note, we recommend replacing timing components every 100K miles, or sooner, depending on the condition of the timing components.
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T#:42301972
Part#: ZG0241
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Used on cyilinders 1-4 to provide tension to the timing chain, this guide rail is a key part that needs to be replaced when servicing the timing chain system.
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T#:42301968
Part#: ZG0602
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Used on cylinders 1-4 to provide tension to the timing chain, this OEM guide rail is a key part that needs to be replaced when servicing the timing chain system.

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T#:568646
Part#: 11311439552
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Keeping tension on your timing chain is imperative for keeping your cams turning properly. If some slop develops in your chain because of a poor tensioner, the timing set can skip a tooth, causing catastrophic damage and potentially ruining your engine. This replacement can keep everything tight.
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