OEM Saturn Ion Timing Chain Tensioner

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Saturn Ion Timing Chain Tensioner maintains the Ecotec engine in the correct operating mode by maintaining the correct tension in the chain to eliminate slack running at the noise threshold and expensive valve timing faults. The Saturn Ion has its supporters in the lightweight polymer panels that are resistant to rust, a quiet cabin enhanced by Quiet Steel, punchy but efficient 2.2L and supercharged 2.0L engines, and a selection of slick five-speed manual or dependable four-speed automatic gearboxes that have made the daily commute a fun and affordable affair. Owners laud the Saturn Ion for accelerating swiftly, intelligent center-mounted gauges to minimize distraction, and a high-quality chassis that is tuned to take corners confidently, yet it does not lose any fuel economy or long-term durability. Maintenance is not very difficult due to the availability of plenty of OEM parts and easy access to the engine bay, and therefore a well-maintained Saturn Ion can easily cover large amounts of miles without much effort. The Timing Chain Tensioner is a small spring and oil-fed plunger that forces against the chain guide and ensures that the crankshaft and camshafts are in synchronization, minimizes wear, and prevents misfires that may damage pistons or valves. A new Timing Chain Tensioner will regain the timing, reduce the rattle during startup, and save years of reliable motoring with a new parts life. Installing it requires that the engine be at top dead center, the engine be stripped, the chain be locked, the replacement primed with oil, the engine bolted, the pin released, the crank hand rotated to confirm marks, the Timing Chain Tensioner checked against leakage, and all covers reattached.