Features:

  • Timing Kit for Vauxhall / Opel Twin Cams (Chain) 1.0 / 1.2 and 1.4
  • Chevrolet:Aveo1.2 1.4 (2011-), Cruze 1.4 (2011-), Orlando 1.4 (2012-)
  • Removal of the timing chain will require the removal of the sump
  • Ensure the engine is at TDC No 1 cylinder. Ensure the chain tensioner is fully retracted and held in the retracted position using a suitable pin
  • Remove the crankshaft pulley using an appropriate pulley holding tool
great tool

very good tool i was very happy with it used it to time a 2012 chevy cruze and it worked great did the whole job in under 5 hours

1.4 Chevy Cruze pics of the cam alignment tool

Fast shipping easy to use tool, if you have used one before. There were no instructions included. I have added some pics to help. The cam bar that goes into the slot on the rear of the cam was to thick to fit. I had to modify it to make it work. The small pin is used to keep the pressurized tensioner collapsed.

Works great

But this for my shop used multiple times works great every time

Worked as described.

Tool worked very well. Not as fancy as some I've seen but not near as pricey as the others. Worked as described and would recommend to any body with automotive experience to use.

Excellent for the money!

Complete kit for Timing Chain Service/Adjustment. Seems to be of high quality and the case is nice too. Definitely can’t be beat for the money.

head removal

It would have been difficult to remome the cylinder head with out this kit. used to remove the cylinder head on an Eco 1.4 Chevy Cruze.

Works good.

I ordered this tool and it came within a few weeks, I compared it to the Kent Moore version. Still gets the job done and for a lot cheaper price

Fix the cars skipping and hesitation.

Was having all sorts of issues with the cars engine performance. Sometimes the engine sounded like it was going to fall apart. This timing tool kit was the ticket to eliminating the noises coming from under the hood. This was an saving tool kit. The cost was well worth the effort.

When using this tool, make sure the right excited wheel is solid up against the tool . fferent

I did not like the washers on the screws. They should not be able to come off. As I was taking the tool off the washer fell into my timing chain housing.

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