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Saturn Vue Timing Chain is located in the center of a small SUV that is known to be very agile and has a large cabin with quality powertrains that made the Saturn Vue an ideal car among those who require comfort and power capabilities daily and on weekends. Saturn platform offers front or available all wheel drive, light steering enables new drivers to feel confident, and the robust chassis takes bumps with ease. The four cylinder gives the owner economical fuel consumption and the thrill seeker can choose the torquey V6 both of which bear witness to the effort put by the Saturn engineers in putting real world performance into real world performance and long term durability. Going further into the engine bay the Vue Timing Chain connects the crankshaft to the camshaft and ensures that valves are opened and closed at the correct times in order to maintain the smoothness of combustion and the power level. The Timing Chain is made of hardened steel and it does not stretch easily, it can withstand high temperatures and hardly requires any maintenance and this aspect gives the Vue a mechanical advantage over rubber belt competition. As long as the Vue Timing Chain is lubricated, it operates without noise and prevents the engine to suffer expensive misfires. Timing Chain is made happy by changing the oil regularly as suggested by Saturn and this prolongs the life of an engine. In the event of replacement, the simple procedure is as follows; first, disconnect the battery and take off covers then, match timing marks, change the chain and guides and then re-fit tensioner, turn the crank manually in order to check the alignment and lastly replace all the parts before starting the engine.