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Suspected rocker chatter on start up
- Thread starter flhfxd
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m_stock10506
Well-known member
No need to change the right side tensioner. Yes, it's an oil "drain thing". The left side sits on the top, the right side sits below. So the right side doesn't lose its oil from gravity draining.
AntonLargiader
Active member
I keep a few of those tensioners in stock also. Would be happy to drop a set in the mail to whoever needs one. BMW retail price.
