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    Posted: 21 Jan 2012 at 6:28pm
I've heard before there is a timing gear on the 190 diesels that the bolts like to come loose on, if so, which one is it?

Thanks, Carl
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I always put locktight on the idler gear but have never seen one come lose.
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You heard wrong.
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Alright, i was wondering.  another question, are the connecting rod bolts reuseable?
 
Thanks, Carl
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On any 301 or 426 engine, I have never reused conn rod bolts. Anyone who does is taking a serious risk, in my opinion.
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I can back up the Dr.'s statement about the connecting rod bolts, as I have witnessed several people's ploy to "save a little money by re-using rod bolts." Picture windows (as we used to call them) belong in a house, not the side of an engine block! Darrel
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Yes always use new rod bolts . it makes for alot sweeter dreams.
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If you need some I am that I have some on the shelf .
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Even the AGCO ARP 426 rod bolts are cheap insurance considering the alternative.
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