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  • Dorman OE Solutions Class 8 8 Fastener Timing Chain Guide Bolt - 917-954

    Dorman® OE Solutions Class 8 8 Fastener Timing Chain Guide Bolt

    PartNumber: 917-954
    Product Specifications
    • Bolt Grade: Class 8.8 Fastener
    • Finish: Zinc, Clear Chromate
    • Head Tool Measurement: 10 mm
    • Head Type: Allen Head
    • Integral Washer Inside Diameter: 24 mm
    • Length: 46.4 mm
    • Material: Steel
    • OE Part Number: 11588522
    • SAE or Metric: Metric
    • Thread Diameter: 22"
    • Thread Pitch: 16.93
    • Thread Type: Coarse
    • UPC: 019495895008
    • Part Description: OE Solutions Class 8 8 Fastener Timing Chain Guide Bolt
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    $13.44

About Timing Chain Guide Bolt

The timing chain guide works as a track for the timing chain, and it links the crankshaft with the camshaft. The timing chain guide bolt keeps the guide in place to prevent any issues.

Timing chain guide bolt operation

The timing chain guide is vital because it supports the timing chain, if anything were to break it can affect the engine. The timing chain guide bolt is crucial to maintaining the timing chain in place. Over time the timing chain can loosen up and when that happens you should replace the guide bolt. It is essential to inspect the guide because a loose timing chain requires instant attention. After all, it can cause issues.

Common issues with a faulty timing chain guide bolt

A faulty timing chain guide bolt can lead to a loose timing chain, rattling, or damage to the timing chain.