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Da Flash 12-21-2024 12:39 PM

VQ37VHR curiousity question
 
Hey All,

I am replacing the Timing chains and tensioners (yes, all three!), water pump, oil pump and the gallery gaskets which, by the way don't look blown out. Other than reading the FSM, I have been watching quite a few YT videos on the procedure and my question is this;

Why do some VQ's have phasers only on the intake cams (my engine 2009) and why do some have phasers on the intake and exhaust cams?

I just find this to be odd!

Oh yeah, I HATE all these damned wiring harness clips!!:eek:

Spooler 12-21-2024 05:50 PM

It depends on what engine it is. VQ35DE, VQ35HR, or VQ37VHR

Da Flash 12-21-2024 06:43 PM

Thanks for the reply, as I stated, it was just curiousity.

As far as changing the 3 tensioners, I now know why I don't see it being done. Removing the VVEL ladder assembly to do this is a bit more than I was really asking for! Maybe one day if I change the exhaust cams but, it won't be today!

SkysG37 12-22-2024 07:20 PM

You CAN change the shoe on the drivers side without attacking the head.
But some clearance has to be cut into the inner timing cover.
I used tape and a die grinder.

Da Flash 12-23-2024 07:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SkysG37 (Post 4053771)
You CAN change the shoe on the drivers side without attacking the head.
But some clearance has to be cut into the inner timing cover.
I used tape and a die grinder.

Good thing that I tried the passenger side first! I came up with the idea of just changing that shoe and calling it a day!

Tractionless 03-16-2025 08:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Da Flash (Post 4053763)
Hey All,

I am replacing the Timing chains and tensioners (yes, all three!), water pump, oil pump and the gallery gaskets which, by the way don't look blown out.

What is your mileage and results of the FSM oil pressure test to require galley gasket replacement?


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