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Kia Cee'd 1.6 16v - Replacing Timing Chain Kit & Crankshaft Gear: Attachment Methods

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  • #1 17173609
    sly_1978
    Level 20  
    Hello. Has anyone replaced the timing chain kit along with the crankshaft gear? How is the wheel attached to the shaft?
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  • #2 17175101
    magir
    Level 29  
    By pressing the pulley fixed with a bolt to the main shaft. There is no wedge or keyway there. If you want to do it yourself and you have no practice on this subject - don't even touch it or you will demolish the engine.
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  • #3 17175541
    sly_1978
    Level 20  
    magir wrote:
    By pressing the pulley fixed with a bolt to the main shaft. There is no wedge or keyway there. If you want to do it yourself and you have no practice on this subject - don't even touch it or you will demolish the engine.


    Be calm about my practice. There is no typical "float" and it is not tightened with a pulley.
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  • #6 17313749
    Tomek2777
    Level 1  
    I reheat the topic. How did you handle the rack. I have the same problem
  • #7 17949625
    cortx
    Level 10  
    The topic is also reheated because there is a problem with putting the gear on the shaft. There is neither a wedge nor a screw. You have to heat up hot, but the first time the mechanic stuck the wheel so that it jumped.
  • #8 21126580
    ablazej1234
    Level 1  
    >>17313749 So how did you dismantle and install, gentlemen? Will you share this knowledge? I have this problem today. I will ask for a hint. Thanks in advance, and maybe some pictures.
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The discussion revolves around the replacement of the timing chain kit and crankshaft gear in a Kia Cee'd 1.6 16v. Participants share insights on the attachment methods for the crankshaft gear, noting that it is fixed to the main shaft with a bolt and lacks a wedge or keyway. Some users express concerns about the difficulty of the task, emphasizing the need for caution to avoid damaging the engine. There are mentions of heating the gear for installation, as well as the presence of an oil pump drive that separates the gear from the pulley. Users seek further guidance and share their experiences with the installation process.
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