Engine Pro · 91294
Part #: 91294
UPC: 846163130891
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Description: Ford / Lincoln V6 Engine Left Timing Chain Tensrioner Arm; Ford / Lincoln 3.5L / 3496 CC / 213 CID V6 Engine Left Timing Chain Tensrioner Arm
Description:
Description
In the high stakes world of engine building and machine work, the parts you choose are critical to your success. That’s why leading industry professionals turn to Engine Pro® brand parts for their renowned unmatched quality, reliability and profitability. Engine Pro® products are crafted by experts, for experts, ensuring top-tier performance and durability. Our unwavering commitment to excellence means our parts not only meet but exceed industry standards, delivering superior value. Choose Engine Pro® for exceptional performance and durability that give you the competitive edge you need.
Features & benefits
- Maintains Excellent Chain or Belt Tension
- Meets Or Exceeds O.E.M. Specifications In Manufacturing And Material
- Part Is Precision Machined With High Grade Material For Greater Durability
- Part Is Quality Inspected And Tested
Application summary
| Year | Make / model |
|---|---|
| 2018-2021 | Ford Expedition |
| 2017-2022 | Ford F-150 |
| 2018-2021 | Lincoln Navigator |
Specifications
- GTIN
- 00846163130891
- Weight
- 0.45 lb
- Height
- 1.25 in
- Length
- 12.25 in
- Width
- 3 in
- EO
- Legal US
- Life cycle
- Available to Order
- AAM brand code
- EPG
- Warehouse brand code
- FWFL
- AAIA brand code
- FWFL
Attributes
- Category
- Camshafts and Valvetrain
- Part Type
- CHAIN ARM - LEFT
- Product Feature
- PART IS QUALITY INSPECTED AND TESTED
- Product Requirement
- MEETS OR EXCEEDS O.E.M. PERFORMANCE
- Product Specification
- MAINTAINS EXCELLENT CHAIN OR BELT TENSION
- Series
- Replacement Timing Chain Arms
- Subcategory
- Timing Chains
Fitment status
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Application summary
2018-2021 Ford Expedition; 2017-2022 Ford F-150; 2018-2021 Lincoln Navigator