Timing Chain Cover

Hi All,

I have a 1950 cj3a with a l134 motor I am trying to restore. There appears to be oil leakage around the the timing chain cover. I want to pull the cover and check the chain, clean up everything, install new gaskets etc. The problem is after 2 hours I cannot find a single video or guide on removing the time chain cover. I assume that with the jeep in gear you remove the pulley nut, and then use a puller to pull the pulley off, then remove the nuts around the edges finally clean up etc. I can find videos on replacing the chain, if needed, but nothing on the cover. I just want to be sure that I don't damage something doing this incorreclty, is this procedure the correct one or could someone provide the correct steps...

Thanks Again for your help
Ardan

 

No chain.
Gear driven.
Unless a very early military engine has been swapped in.
FYI.

 

Thanks for the info. I had no idea that it was gears, learning more everyday. Now I am not sure what to call the cover on the very front of the engine with the drive pulley coming out. Pardon my ignorance but I don't want to damage anything, are the instructions to remove that cover over correct? I just cannot find anything on it at all....

Thanks ardan

 

FYI, I finally found a video that covers this if anyone else needs this info. The video shows everything I was wanting to know.

If need search you tube for "Willys FC Update and F head rebuild Part 3 Disassembly" posted by metalshaper....