Timing Chain Installation On Hyundai / Kia 2.4l 2007 & Up

How to set up timing chain with its marks on Hyundai / Kia 2.4 L engine - Optima, Santa Fe, Sonata etc.
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[@fidelisegwuibe6637]

The best video on this Hyundai I have seen so far, well a detailed explanation. Thanks

[@Motorcarnut]

Wow, thanks! Much appreciated!

[@johnlevison9552]

EXCELLENT instructions,thank you,I can actually understand what your saying!

[@Motorcarnut]

You are welcome!

[@JohnWhite-ll7ek]

If you are having timing chain rattle, would you only change the timing chain or timing chain AND the oil pump chain??

[@Motorcarnut]

Oil pump chain is not required if engine didn’t run low on oil. Make sure you replace chain tensioner

[@Angeli.]

Piece of cake!

[@Motorcarnut]

Yep, not that bad

[@rx7cl]

So when you install the guide's and tensioner,that chain slack at top tightened without moving mark's on gears? And did you change the oil pump chain too? Nice video for under 6 minutes..

[@Motorcarnut]

Thank you for the comment!, Yes the slack will come out when the engine is rotated and I did not replace the oil pump chain on this particular engine but it would be good practice if your not sure of the condition.

[@JpAutoTV]

How come when i rotate the engine the lack on the top goes away but it goes to down the chain and i rotate again and it comes back up its that normal?

[@Motorcarnut]

@JpAutoTV Yes, because there is no oil pressure to take up the slack yet.

[@Angeli.]

Tnx

[@Motorcarnut]

Thank you!

[@paul06062]

What are Torque specs with valve cover?

[@paul06062]

And the timing cover

[@Motorcarnut]

Just look up your year and model online for shop manual, most times I don’t list critical torque specs because they vary widely sometimes.