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so im driving down the road at about 50 mph and the gear shift gets hit and goes into reverse , i can get it running but there is a pretty loud squeak coming from the motor , any idea what it could be ? any help would be greatly appreciated

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i could contact them but they will just want me to bring it to a dealer and im not about to pay a ton for something i can do so i will look for some more info on the timing and see where i can get from that , thanks for your time 

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Its a timing chain guys not a belt

Your engine is out of sync stop starting it you will bent a valve (its not a valve free clearence engine)

They have timing mark hole on the engine . Just go on youtube they have a tons of video that will explain you better than the shop manual how to replace the timing chain at the right place . Maybe when you do that you could check whit mr. Rpm for the stage 2 brp Cam upgrade the engine is entirely a brp engine built cheaper ( lot of odess ,cf moto and hisun owners replace this engine for the brp engine whit ecu

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