Timing Belts & Chains

Filter

Engine Timing Chain Tensioner

Part Number: 13091-1JB1A
Nissan Nissan
Applications: 2.5L.
Other Names: Chain Guide, Service File Guide-Chain, Slack Side
Replaces: 130911jb0a
Description: Rogue, Rogue Select. Slack side. Korea Built Vehicle. Arm. To 10/2015.
Backordered

Engine Timing Chain Tensioner

Part Number: 13070-1KC8A
Nissan Nissan
Applications: 1.8L. 1.6L.
Other Names: Tensioner, Tensioner Assembly-Chain
Replaces: 130701kc5a, 130701kc6a
Description: Sentra. Juke. Secondary chain tensioner. To 10/2014. Oil Pump.
MSRP $127.67
$90.01

Engine Timing Chain Tensioner

Part Number: 13091-9HP2A
Nissan Nissan
Applications: 3.5L.
Other Names: Guide, Chain Guide
Replaces: 130919hp0a, 130919hp1a
Description: Murano. Slack side. Maxima. Pathfinder. Altima. Crank To Cam. Arm. From 05/2014.
MSRP $110.30
$77.76

Engine Timing Chain Tensioner

Part Number: 13091-6LB0B
Nissan Nissan
Applications: 2.0L.
Other Names: Guide, Guide-Chain, Slack Side
Replaces: 130916lb0a
Description: Sentra. Slack side. Crank To Cam. Arm. Altima.
MSRP $29.35
$21.31

Engine Timing Belt Tensioner

Part Number: 13072-V5210
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Spring - Tensioner
Replaces: 13072v5200
Description: Spring. To 11/1993.
MSRP $8.17
$5.93

Engine Timing Chain Tensioner

Part Number: 13070-5NA1A
Nissan Nissan
Applications: 2.0L.
Other Names: Tensioner, Tensioner Assembly-Chain
Description: Altima. To 07/2023. Oil Pump.
MSRP $98.92
$69.74

Engine Timing Chain Tensioner

Part Number: 13070-6RC2B
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Tensioner Assembly-Chain
Description: Exc.Japan Built. From 09/2024. Crank To Cam. Adjuster.
MSRP $89.20
$62.89

Engine Timing Chain Guide

Part Number: 13085-77A04
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Check SRS For Stock
Backordered

Engine Timing Chain Guide

Part Number: 13085-6KA0A
Nissan Nissan
Applications: 3.5L.
Other Names: Guide, Guide-Chain, Tension Side
Description: Pathfinder. Upper.
MSRP $31.28
$22.71

Engine Timing Chain Tensioner

Part Number: 13070-6RC0C
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Tensioner Chain
Description: Japan Built. From 07/2024. Crank To Cam. Adjuster.
Backordered

No results found for "Secondary Chain -bar -actuator -camshaft -crankshaft, Timing Chain -bar -actuator -camshaft -crankshaft, Belt -bar -actuator -camshaft -crankshaft, Timing Belt -bar -actuator -camshaft -crankshaft, Timing Belts & Chains -bar -actuator -camshaft -crankshaft". Here are some helpful search tips:

  • Search by a part name. Example: water pump.
  • Be less specific. Example: brake instead of ceramic brake.
  • Remove information such as make, year or model.
  • Can't find the part you are looking for? Contact us and we'll find it for you!


Keeping Your Engine Perfectly Synchronized

Most drivers know the basic functions of their vehicle's systems, but fewer understand the signs of gradual wear and when replacement becomes necessary. Timing belts and chains coordinate the rotation of your crankshaft and camshaft. They ensure intake and exhaust valves open and close at exactly the right moments. Precise timing affects engine power, fuel economy, and prevents catastrophic internal damage.

The Critical Function of Timing Components

Timing belts use reinforced rubber with precision-cut teeth that mesh with sprockets. Timing chains employ metal links for the same synchronization with added longevity. Models like the Nissan Pathfinder and Nissan Versa feature timing systems engineered for their specific engine architectures. These components must maintain exact positioning through millions of engine cycles. Even small timing variations cause poor performance or valve-to-piston contact damage.

What Breaks Down Timing Belts and Chains

Timing belts dry out and develop cracks from constant heat exposure and aging. Teeth wear down or shear off completely under stress from hard acceleration. Timing chains stretch over time, allowing timing to drift away from factory settings. Oil starvation or contamination accelerates chain and guide wear dramatically. Tensioner or guide failures create slack that disrupts synchronization. Generic timing components often fail to meet strict manufacturing standards. We've replaced many aftermarket belts and chains that caused expensive engine damage through premature failure.

When Timing Component Service Becomes Urgent

Follow manufacturer intervals for timing belt replacement, typically between 60,000 and 100,000 miles. Engine misfires, rough running, or difficult starting indicate timing problems developing. Rattling sounds from the timing cover at startup signal chain or guide wear. Metal particles appearing in engine oil mean immediate chain inspection is necessary. Timing belt failure often results in bent valves requiring major engine repairs. Genuine Nissan timing belts and chains are manufactured to precise tolerances that match your fuel system injection timing. They ensure accurate valve operation throughout their service life. Aftermarket alternatives might install but frequently fail prematurely under operating conditions.

Experience why Pearson Nissan of Ocala stands out among online auto supply retailers.