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PAB109503/1
Product Information
Product Information

OE Match camshaft timing chain for Porsche 955, 957 and 958 Cayenne 3.2L / 3.6L applications. This closed, simplex chain has 98 links and a G68V specification.

Fits

  • Porsche 955 Cayenne 3.2L 2004-06
  • Porsche 957 Cayenne 3.6L 2008-10
  • Porsche 958 Cayenne 3.6L 2011-18

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What This Product Does

The chain forms part of the engine’s valve-control drive, coordinating camshaft movement with crankshaft rotation. It works with the associated sprockets, guides and tensioners to maintain the relationship required for correctly timed valve operation.

Functions

  • Transfers movement through the camshaft timing drive.
  • Coordinates crankshaft rotation and camshaft movement.
  • Supports the specified valve-opening and closing sequence.

Technical Details

  • Part identification: PAB109503.
  • Supplied reference: 95510516900.
  • Construction: simplex with a closed-loop design.
  • Chain specification: G68V.
  • Link count: 98.
  • Installation position: Front.

Symptoms of Fault

The following signs warrant inspection of the timing system; they do not establish that the chain alone is responsible.

  • Increasingly prolonged rattling after a cold start.
  • Continuing noise from the timing drive.
  • Recorded timing-deviation faults or uneven engine operation.
  • Guide fragments or metal particles discovered during servicing.
  • Noise becoming more noticeable as temperature or engine load increases.

Why Replacement Matters

Chain wear or inadequate tension can disturb valve timing. Renewal may be appropriate after diagnosis confirms deterioration, or during an engine rebuild when inspection identifies worn timing components. Assess the guides, tensioners and sprockets together rather than assuming a new chain will resolve every source of noise. OE Match’s Porsche-focused component programme includes specification review and sample assessment.

FAQs

Does a start-up rattle prove the chain needs replacing?
No. A change in duration or frequency calls for investigation, including checks of the tensioners and related components.

Should the guides be inspected during replacement?
Yes. Guide deterioration can accompany chain wear, so assess the complete timing assembly before deciding which parts require renewal.

Can lubrication affect the timing system?
Yes. Oil condition and pressure influence hydraulic tensioner operation and should be considered during diagnosis.

Can timing-system faults be left unattended?
Incorrect timing can lead to serious internal damage. Investigate persistent noise or timing faults before continuing normal use.



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