Camshaft timing chain. Split type. Porsche 911 1965-89 / 964  ❭  91110552951

Camshaft timing chain. SPLIT TYPE.
Chain Type: Duplex,
Timing Chain Size: D67ZN
No. of chain links: 98

Fits:
Porsche 911 1965 - 1989
Porsche 964 1991 - 1993

TIP! If you detect a chain clap or rattling noise in the engine, your timing chain may be worn or stretched and needs replacing. Each car has two.

This OE Match camshaft timing chain is a replacement split-type timing chain for air-cooled Porsche 911 engines. It is designed to match the original-style fit and function, helping maintain correct camshaft timing and reliable valve train operation.

The camshaft timing chain links the crankshaft drive to the camshaft drive system, ensuring that the camshafts rotate in precise timing with the engine crankshaft. This correct timing allows the engine valves to open and close at the right moment for smooth running, correct combustion, and dependable engine performance.

Functions
•  Drives the camshaft timing system
•  Helps keep crankshaft and camshaft timing synchronised
•  Supports correct valve opening and closing timing
•  Helps maintain smooth engine running and performance
•  Provides a split-type design for easier installation during service
•  Replaces stretched, worn, noisy, or damaged timing chains
•  OE Match replacement for engine rebuilds and timing chain repairs

Why Replace This Part?
Camshaft timing chains are subject to constant load, heat, oil exposure, and high-speed operation. Over time, the chain can stretch, wear, become noisy, or affect accurate cam timing. A worn timing chain may cause rattling noises, poor running, incorrect valve timing, or reduced engine performance. Replacing the chain during engine service or rebuild helps restore timing accuracy and long-term reliability.

When to Replace This Part
•  The timing chain is stretched, worn, noisy, or damaged
•   There is rattling from the cam chain housing area
•   Camshaft timing is being reset or corrected
•   The engine is being rebuilt or overhauled
•   Chain ramps, sprockets, or tensioners are being replaced
•   The timing chain covers or camshaft housings have been removed
•   As preventative replacement during major engine service.

Where it fits on the car
This timing chain fits inside the engine timing chain housing, forming part of the camshaft drive system. It runs between the crankshaft-driven intermediate shaft sprocket and the camshaft sprocket assembly, depending on the engine layout.

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