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Timing chain tensioner

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blacknight80

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My car jumped a cog on my timing sprocket and I found that there wasn't a tensioner reinstalled. I have found the rubber lever deal and a bolt but can't find a spring. I found a newer style tension from the 3800.
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Will it work? There are two variations of it, chamfered and counter bored. Is the bolt the right size? I'm thinking it may be a little more accessible.

Thanks
 
You may have a double roller chain in which you can not use a tensioner at all. If it jumped, you need a new roller timing set or you can go with the billet stock replacement set from T/A and then you can go back to a tensioner. T/A sells tensioners too.
 
It's just a single roller.

This is the style I have minus the spring.
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