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Which timing chain type is also called a "silent chain"?

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Which timing chain type is also called a "silent chain"?

Which timing chain type is also called a "silent chain"?
A) Roller B) Morse C) Flat link D) Both B and C

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Automotive Technology

Automotive Technology

Edition: 4^th

Author: Halderman

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