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timing chain jumps?

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  • Start date Start date Oct 26, 2004

4.6litrebeater

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wtf the timing chain jumped a tooth, and now the car wont idle, this is the second time ive had to set it. what gives, it seams as if both sides jump 1 tooth, this time the car was running 10 minutes just fine, then of no where it stalls. whats the problem? any suggestions?
 
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