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2001 Chrysler LHS Oil Pump

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Base; 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS
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Diagram (1 of 1): Lubrication - Oil Pump
2001 Chrysler LHS Oil Pump Diagram
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  • 12
    4573459
    Arm - Intake
    Intake Rocker Arm
    • Part Notes: All Models; Left
    MSRP: $92.10 Your Price: $61.33
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  • 12
    4573460
    Arm - Intake
    Intake Rocker Arm
    • Part Notes: All Models; Right
    MSRP: $92.10 Your Price: $61.33
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  • 17
    4663887
    Camshaft
    • Part Notes: All Models; 3.5L; Left
    MSRP: $602.17 Your Price: $475.02
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  • 17
    4663886
    Camshaft
    • Part Notes: All Models; 3.5L; Right
  • 43 Chrysler 4792956AA Pan - Oil
    4792956AA
    Pan - Oil
    Oil Pan
    • Part Notes: All Models
    MSRP: $441.00 Your Price: $364.89
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Timing Belt Installation and Repair Tips for 2001 Chrysler LHS

  • Q:
    How to Remove and Install a Timing Belt on 2001 Chrysler LHS?
    A:
    To get rid of the timing belt, you would disconnect the negative cable, get rid of assorted parts, and mark where the belt is going to if reusing. Line up marks, remove tensioner and belt, and then camshaft sprockets. Inspect the belt, reinstall parts and make sure the alignment and tension are correct. Finally, fill the cooling system and install the crankshaft sprocket.
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