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Genuine Chevrolet Cruze Timing Cover
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11 Timing Covers found
Chevrolet Cruze Cover Assembly, Engine Front (W/Oil Pump & Water Pump)
Part Number: 25195118$235.70 MSRP: $410.23You Save: $174.53 (43%)
Chevrolet Cruze Cover,Timing Belt Upper Front
Part Number: 55568041$18.83 MSRP: $31.17You Save: $12.34 (40%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Chevrolet Cruze Cover,Timing Belt Lower Front
Part Number: 55354834$12.87 MSRP: $20.23You Save: $7.36 (37%)
Chevrolet Cruze Cover,Timing Belt Center Front
Part Number: 55354835$4.57 MSRP: $7.20You Save: $2.63 (37%)
Chevrolet Cruze Cover, Timing Belt Front
Part Number: 55577224$25.53 MSRP: $40.16You Save: $14.63 (37%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Chevrolet Cruze Cover,Timing Belt Rear
Part Number: 55354247$14.29 MSRP: $23.64You Save: $9.35 (40%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Chevrolet Cruze Cover Assembly, Engine Front (W/ Oil Pump & Water Pump)
Part Number: 25199424$748.04 MSRP: $1301.93You Save: $553.89 (43%)
Chevrolet Cruze Cover Assembly, Eng Frt (W/ Cr/Shf Frt Oil Sea
Part Number: 12695111$72.91 MSRP: $126.89You Save: $53.98 (43%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Chevrolet Cruze Cover Assembly, Timing Chain Lower
Part Number: 55499020$59.42 MSRP: $93.49You Save: $34.07 (37%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysChevrolet Cruze Cover Assembly, Timing Chain Upper
Part Number: 55575063$33.09 MSRP: $52.07You Save: $18.98 (37%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Chevrolet Cruze Timing Cover
It's essential to point out that Chevrolet Cruze vehicles feature the Timing Cover, whose function is to protect the timing mechanism of the car's engine that might include timing belt, timing chain or cam belt. Chevrolet Cruze Timing Cover is made from rigid materials such as aluminum, plastic or steel and thus shield the timing system organs from any intrusion by debris. Generally, these covers have gaskets on them to further improve on the protection feature of the timing belt. Even though, Chevrolet Cruze Timing Covers are very reliable they to can have an unwanted breakdown, so replacement should be done in a timely manner to ensure safe use of the vehicle. Over the years, various styles of Timing Covers have been employed in Chevrolet Cruze models, but the primary function remains consistent: to protect the timing components of the engine so that they successfully last long.
Each OEM Chevrolet Cruze Timing Cover we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Chevrolet Cruze Timing Cover Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the timing chain cover on Chevrolet Cruze?A: This is a procedure that demands several special tools and is a delicate one. It is wise to read the entire procedure before attempting the job for one is likely to miss some steps. Start by removing the cable from the negative terminal of the battery then, slide off the air filter housing. With the engine at TDC, the right front lug nuts should be loosened, and the front of the vehicle should be raised and supported securely on jack stands before the right front wheel is removed. Siphon off the engine oil and coolant, then take off the drive belt and its tensioner, after them the alternator, and then the air conditioning compressor, which is supported by a rib above. First, the compressor mounting bracket bolts and the bracket must be removed, then also the Crankshaft Pulley and the Oil Pan should be detached. Further, you have to unbolt the water pump, the Camshaft position actuator solenoid valves as well as the two camshaft position sensors. If the model is 2015 and prior, upon the lower crankcase hole plug, use the special tool to lock the engine at TDC for one-pint cylinder. Of each camshaft: tighten with a wrench, loosen the sprocket bolt, and turn with hand the CMP sensor exciter wheel. Adjust the camshafts if necessary, to accommodate the special tool on the ends of the camshafts, before removing the upper Timing Chain guide. Place supporting blocks under the engine using an engine lift or support cradle, detach the right side engine hanger and the engine hanger bracket. Slowly and symmetrically undo the timing cover bolts, remove and ensure that one draws a sketch of the engine cover and individual bolts. Take off the timing chain to gain access to the timing cover gasket; examine and clean any adjoining surfaces of the timing cover and the block; be very careful with aluminum. If so, then the crankshaft front oil seal will have to be replaced. Place a small quantity of RTV sealant at the outside corners of the cylinder head where it would connect with the cylinder block; then fit a new gasket on the timing cover should be fitted within 10 minutes of RTV sealant application. Place the timing chain in position, then the timing cover, and the corresponding fasteners to the alignment with the oil pump rotor and the previous locations of the fasteners. Remove the end plate and check the torque of the cover bolts and the two M10 bolts to the prescribed tighten value. Fit the upper timing chain guide, and then snug up the camshaft sprockets. Replace the camshaft position actuator solenoid valves, water pump, crankshaft pulley and the rest of the parts in the reverse order of the procedure. Add the suggested kind of oil into the crankcase, replace the coolant, re-join the battery, and then start the engine to examine the presence of leakage and level of the fluid.
