🔧 ATP Automotive Graywerks 103075 Engine Timing Cover: Superior Quality and Precision for Optimal Engine Performance Review

The timing cover came with new bolts and worked just as well as the original cover, both of which are a bit difficult to put back on the oil pan. I would recommend it.

Total junk. Aside from the fact that the plastic is a lot thinner than stock, when I installed the crankshaft position sensor bolt I was wondering why it wouldn't tighten. And that's because the brass insert, which contains a tiny screw, just spun freely in the case and quickly fell off. came out when I removed the screw. Spent ten bucks more on an ACDelco and the quality is way above that.

Based on some reviews I read I was worried but decided to give it a try. Well it was the perfect replacement cap and I reused the front crankshaft seal (horseshoe seal). Just remember to put sealant around the corners and a light coat on top and bottom just to make sure everything should be fine. I did this job in November 2020 and still no leaks and everything is fine, just take your time and everything will be fine.

OEM quality. Good construction and very good sealing. The gasket was pre-lubricated with assembly grease to install the harmonic balancer. There were new screws in the lid. It doesn't include a new sensor screw or an extra sensor block plate, but the sensor and screw from my old OEM cap fit perfectly. Unfortunately I broke this cap trying to fit it onto the engine without removing the oil pan and had to purchase another cap from my local parts store. It was a Do***n product and it wasn't as…