Do I Need a New Timing Chain? GM Check Engine Code P0016, Crankshaft, Camshaft Correlation Issue

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Do you have a GM vehicle that has gotten the check engine code P0016? Other than the code, you might not even notice any symptoms of this big problem. Stretching of the timing chains can get the crank and cam shafts out of sync, which is bad news for your vehicle's engine. This problem especially appears on 6 cylinder engines! In this video, Andy diagnoses and then replaces the stretched timing chains on one of our vehicles equipped with GM's 3.6 liter V6 engine.

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