Replaced timing chain or secondary chain tensioner. These go bad in all lincoln ls and jaguars. Cam has probably skipped a tooth on the timing chain because of it. Thats why its knocking. That's what happened to mine.
That and a worn connecting rod bearing seem to be the common issues. When the rod bearing is worn and needs replacement, it typically will cause that noise when accelerating, if it's doing that while idling it would be timing chain tension, however as far as I know, it's possible either one could happen idling or accelerating, but rod bearing would be my guess from what I've researched and others' knowledge.
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Replaced timing chain or secondary chain tensioner. These go bad in all lincoln ls and jaguars. Cam has probably skipped a tooth on the timing chain because of it. Thats why its knocking. That's what happened to mine.
Secondary timing chain tensioner under valve covers broken one on each bank
Mine did it took 3 hours to install good to go
Yep... Expensive, and need a lift to pull engine, took about 8 hrs after I figured out what i needed to do, 800 or so in parts.. Have fun..
Shuckz is this is true where did you find the rod bearing because they are discontinued.
Bro chain tensioner lol
What did you end up doing? Mine started with a miss, now is doing this too.
It's always the driver side timing tensioner.
So is this the rod bearings or timing chain
Did you ever figure out what was the problem ?
What was the exact problem did u ever find out?
Someone give me a solid answer was it a rod bearing or a tensioner mine sounds exactly like that
So I changed the timing chain tensioner or secondary tensioner and the noise is still there. Any Ideas?
That and a worn connecting rod bearing seem to be the common issues. When the rod bearing is worn and needs replacement, it typically will cause that noise when accelerating, if it's doing that while idling it would be timing chain tension, however as far as I know, it's possible either one could happen idling or accelerating, but rod bearing would be my guess from what I've researched and others' knowledge.
yes the timing chain
did u ever find the problem
What was the problem?
Collapsed lifters
Rod bearing
Thats not a timing chain. thats rod bearing..