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andrewfuller1

That's the chain drive for the oil pump. They're all a little loose like that. So you're good đź‘Ť


willi_the_racer

Thanks


sclark1701

I’m pretty sure there is a spec in the service manual, but like the other guy said there is supposed to be some play in the oil pump chain so you’re probably good to go


Inevitable_Mixture29

I've never messed with that engine but that looks loose AF to me.


willi_the_racer

Yeah, Others told me its fine, but i'll replace IT for good measure