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just checked the service manual. it's a large chain in the front for the crank and both heads, followed by 2 smaller chains for each pair of cams.

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just checked the service manual. it's a large chain in the front for the crank and both heads, followed by 2 smaller chains for each pair of cams.
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just checked the service manual. it's a large chain in the front for the crank and both heads, followed by 2 smaller chains for each pair of cams.
Just to mindfųck the whole thread, the VVEL engines don't have camshafts, right? They have a set of eccentric cams for the VVEL that are adjusted by a motor. I didn't even see cam chains in an exploded view of the VVEL system. Maybe I'm missing something.
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Just to mindfųck the whole thread, the VVEL engines don't have camshafts, right? They have a set of eccentric cams for the VVEL that are adjusted by a motor. I didn't even see cam chains in an exploded view of the VVEL system. Maybe I'm missing something.
We have a traditional exhaust cam in addition to the variable system for intake.
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