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maro z28 Feb 17, 2007 10:26 PM

timing gears
 
What has gears that are turned by the timing chain besides cam and crank? There was a post regarding using stock water pump gears for a certain timing set. I thought only the cam and crank were connected by the timing chain, covered, with pulleys on the outside. The serpentine belt connected to these pulleys and to pulleys for your water pump, ac, alternator, etc...Some explanation please. LT1 specific to be more specific. Thanks!

Injuneer Feb 17, 2007 10:41 PM

Confusing..... an LT1 engine specific questions.... but its on "General....."????

The water pump is driven by a gear off the timing set, not by the belt.

Moving.............

maro z28 Feb 18, 2007 06:13 PM

So, can anyone post up a pic of a timing chain on w/out cover on. I thought it only went around the cam and crank sprockets???

jay_lt4 Feb 18, 2007 06:18 PM

the chain still only goes around the crank gear and cam sprocket,, but there is a gear around the back side of the cam gear that runs a shaft above the cam gear,,, this shaft is supported by a bearing in the block and runs through the timing cover to spin the water pump

2000GTP Feb 18, 2007 06:23 PM


Originally Posted by maro z28 (Post 4424324)
So, can anyone post up a pic of a timing chain on w/out cover on. I thought it only went around the cam and crank sprockets???

http://shbox.com/ci/sprockets.jpg
http://shbox.com/ci/front_cover.jpg

maro z28 Feb 18, 2007 06:40 PM

What connects the shaft to the gear that runs it(the one on the back side of the cam gear)?

Injuneer Feb 19, 2007 12:05 AM

Good reading for an LT1 owner:

http://www.automotiverebuilder.com/ar/ar99928.htm

http://www.automotiverebuilder.com/a...nts/99928a.gif

http://www.automotiverebuilder.com/a...nts/99928i.gif

http://www.automotiverebuilder.com/a...nts/99928k.gif

http://www.automotiverebuilder.com/a...nts/99928e.gif

maro z28 Feb 19, 2007 07:27 AM

Thanks, now I see.


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