Subject	What do you mean by timing is perfect? To >>>
Posted by	ZUL8TR on November 29, 2012 at 6:21 AM
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In Reply To	Engine break in. posted by Z-ladiesman on November 27, 2012 at 06:50 PM
Message	absolutly check for correct timing did you do this? Turn the engine and put #1 cylinder at TDC of its Compression stroke then the TDC timing mark on the crank should line up with the stationary pointer on the block as well as the 4 cam pullies timing marks lining up with their stationary marks on the heads. At that position cam and crank are in time and the correct number of teeth between pullies should be the correct count. ZUL8TR in Orlando,FL
Follow Ups	Engine break in. - Z-ladiesman 18:50:12 11/27/12 are your plugs in or out? - aliaZ 20:38:22 11/27/12 Re: are your plugs in or out? - Z-ladiesman 03:53:04 11/28/12 Re: Re: are your plugs in or out? - ZBOOSTT 14:58:03 11/28/12 What do you mean by timing is perfect? To >>> - ZUL8TR 06:21:54 11/29/12 (excam)25 cogs(intcam)45 cogs(intcam)24 cogs(excam)59 cogs. (n/m) - TriniTT 13:59:10 11/30/12 cog count doesn't guarantee timing correct. What I >> - ZUL8TR 06:01:16 12/01/12 Re: Engine break in. - craigz96tt 08:37:08 11/29/12
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