1021040FE010A Timing Chain Guide is a high-strength sliding rail fitted inside the timing chamber of HFC4DE1-1D 2.7L diesel engine. It restrains the running track of timing chain, provides smooth sliding surface and prevents chain jumping, swaying and abnormal collision during engine operation. This aftermarket replacement guide solves rattling noise from timing compartment, timing deviation and valve impact faults caused by guide surface wear, cracking and abrasion of old parts. Stable guidance keeps crankshaft and camshaft synchronization accurate and avoids serious engine damage for JAC light trucks used for short-haul cargo delivery and urban logistics transport.
Product Advantages Made of special wear-resistant engineering plastic composite material, which retains rigidity and sliding performance under high oil temperature. Optimized curved profile matches chain path perfectly to distribute contact load evenly. It resists fatigue fracture under long-term reciprocating vibration. Each guide is inspected for outline and surface integrity before shipment, OEM shape supports convenient assembly during timing chain overhaul.
| Item | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 1021040FE010A |
| Product Name | Timing Chain Guide |
| Matching Engine | HFC4DE1-1D (2.7L) |
| Material | Wear-Resistant Engineering Composite Plastic |
| Feature | Chain Limit Guide, Prevent Jump Timing, Reduce Noise |
| MOQ | Negotiable |
| Application | Engine Timing Chain Sliding Limiting Rail |
Applicable Models Fit for JAC light commercial vehicles equipped with HFC4DE1-1D 2.7L diesel engine, widely used for local cargo and township logistics transportation.




FAQ
Q1: What severe damage will occur once the timing chain guide breaks completely?
A1: The timing chain loses restraint, jumps teeth, valve and piston collide and engine is destroyed.
Q2: Why should technicians check chain elongation while replacing this guide rail?
A2: If the chain is over-stretched, it will quickly wear out the new guide again.
Q3: Can this guide be reused after disassembly?
A3: No, the sliding surface has formed wear marks; reusing it increases failure risk.