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TENSIONER ASSY-CHAIN
Part number: 130701HC0A
Availability: 31
Weight, kg: 0.242
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Make: Nissan
Made in: Japan

TENSIONER ASSY-CHAIN
Part number: 130701HC0A
Availability: 50
Weight, kg: 0.242
Processing: 2-3 days
Make: Nissan
Made in: Japan


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TENSIONER ASSY NO.1 HR15DE HR16DE
Part number: 13070ED000
Availability: 20
Weight, kg: 0.253
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Make: HASAKI
Made in: Taiwan

TENSIONER ASSY-CHAIN
Part number: 13070ED000
Availability: 0
Weight, kg: 0.253
Make: Nissan
Made in: Japan

TENSIONER ASSY-CHAIN
Part number: 130709U50A
Availability: 0
Weight, kg: 0.242
Make: Nissan
Made in: Japan

Timing Chain Tensioner Assembly for Reliable Engine Synchronization ?
This component is essential for keeping the timing chain at the correct tightness while the engine runs. Proper chain tension helps the crankshaft and camshaft stay perfectly synchronized, so valves open and close at the right moment. Without stable tension, even a healthy engine can start to run rough and lose efficiency.
How It Works ⚙️
The tensioner uses spring force and engine oil pressure to push a guide against the chain. As the chain naturally stretches with mileage, the internal ratchet mechanism takes up slack step-by-step, preventing chain whip during cold starts, acceleration, and deceleration. This keeps timing accurate and reduces noise and wear on guides and sprockets.
Signs of Failure & What Happens If It Breaks ❗
A worn or stuck unit may cause rattling on start-up, unstable idle, loss of power, or a check engine light due to timing drift. If it fails completely, the chain can jump teeth, leading to misfiring and potentially severe valve-to-piston damage on interference engines—turning a small part into a major rebuild.
Why Replacement Matters ✅
Installing a fresh tensioner restores correct chain control, protects timing components, and helps your engine stay quiet, smooth, and dependable for the long run.
Compatible Models
- Challenger
