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\is it true that the engine has to come out to change or adjust the timing chain.
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No, I am having this nightmare at the moment. The timing chain rattle is because the Hydralic chain tensioner that is fitted in the head is malfunctunung. There is an updated version of the tensioner available from Ford's.
You have to take the inlet manifold off to get at it, if the old one is fitted then it will just look like a large bolt on the left hand bank just by the thermostat housing. The replacement comes as a kit and is around £24 and looks a bit like a diesel injector.
get it done now or else you may end up with the problems I am having now which is that the oil gallery feeding this tensioner may get blocked and the new one wont work as there wont be an oil feed to it.
Once the inlet manifold has been taken off it is an easy straight forward job. It just seems to be this front chain that gets this problem. However if the rattle is coming from the back chain on the right hand bank then you may have to take the unit out.