Part # for GM replacement timing chain tensioner please

[Dr. Jeckel]

Can someone tell me what the part number is so that way when I order one I don't have to worry about getting someone who doesn't know what I'm talking and subsequently get the wrong part.
thanks, james.

 

[19gn87]

James,

If by chance you meant drive belt tensioner it shows to be 25526387 and available from GM Parts Direct for $68

HTH

 

[Danster]

You can get it at your local Autozone store.


Dannyo

 

[Turbo Brian]

I copied these #s from another post: Timing chain tensioner spring:1358909, bolt: 1356635, dampener: 25532546. I do not know if these have been superceded. This will get you started

 

[UNGN]

Originally posted by 19gn87
James,

If by chance you meant drive belt tensioner it shows to be 25526387 and available from GM Parts Direct for $68

HTH

The tensioner is less than $10.

Everything, including chain, gears, tensioner, spring, new style crank seal, new style roller cam button and gaskets should be less than $60.

best source is your local auto parts store, like napa.

 

[Bescurred]

Why not buy a double roller for 80 bucks and never have to use that tensioner agian?

 

[UNGN]

Originally posted by V8'sHAHA
Why not buy a double roller for 80 bucks and never have to use that tensioner agian?

Because a stock replacement will last 100K miles and cost $25.

It isn't like our 100# springs and .45" lift cams put much of a load on the timing chain.

 

[Dr. Jeckel]

Thanks guys, that should do it.
James.