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Timing chain guide.
OE Match timing chain guide designed to replicate the original Porsche factory component used in the timing chain system of certain Porsche flat-six engines. It provides a smooth, wear-resistant surface against which the timing chain runs, helping maintain correct chain alignment and reduce noise.
Sold each, 2 required per engine. 

Fits:
Porsche 986 Boxster 2.5L / 2.7L / 3.2L 1997 - 2002
Porsche 996 3.4L 1998 - 2001

Diagram Ref No 33.

The timing chain guide provides a guided surface for the timing chain, helping it run smoothly over the cam and crank sprockets. It helps minimize vibration, reduce “chain slap,” and maintain correct chain tracking as the chain cycles through its range of motion.

Function: Installed within the timing cover/case, the guide sits along the chain’s routing path and offers a stable, sliding surface that interacts with the chain links. In conjunction with the timing chain tensioner (such as part 99610517552), it helps maintain correct chain tension, reduces wear on both the chain and sprockets, and supports quiet, efficient engine operation.

Timing chain guides are wear items subject to constant chain contact and engine vibration. Over time, original guides can wear unevenly, crack, or shed material - which can lead to chain noise, reduced tension stability, and accelerated wear on the chain and sprockets. Replacing worn guides with an OE Match component helps preserve timing accuracy and reduces the risk of serious timing system damage.

When to replace:
Engine exhibits chain rattle or timing noise
 Original guides are cracked, worn, or contaminated
 Timing system is being serviced or rebuilt
 During high-mile preventive maintenance
 After tensioner service or replacement

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