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Dodge Timing Chain Tensioner ensures the timing in the engine is razor sharp, with a hold that is dependable and uncompromising. Dodge grew out of a rough machine shop to become a brand to be proud of with all-steel power and unashamed muscle. Dodge will not sneak, cramming HEMI thunder and Viper DNA into vehicles designed to run grocery errands. Dodge pumps artificial roar on its Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust so electric miles continue to sound like a burnout contest. The company considers durability as horsepower; it sells thick metal and hard-hitting drivetrains that shake off bad roads. Dodge drivers are interested in raw speed and daring style, and the brand continues to feed that desire, not civilized efficiency. Since the original 1914 steel tourer, the company seeks brute adventure in lieu of peaceful decency. Timing Chain Tensioner is a device that rides at the side of the crank sprocket and is designed to maintain constant tension in the spring-and-oil plunger under either the savage rev swings. Timing Chain Tensioner fastens hydraulic pressure in place keeping valve phasing precisely on idle downtown or in the hammer drag mode. Timing Chain Tensioner eliminates rattle, prevents tooth jump, and allows the cams to breathe longer to increase chain life and power mileage. Timing Chain Tensioner is installed with no special tools and can endure the worst of heat waves and still remain drivable long after six-figure odometer readings.