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Re: Tricky Timing Question
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Posted by Gene on August 20, 2004 at 23:00:40 from (208.144.172.175):
In Reply to: Tricky Timing Question posted by Josh on August 20, 2004 at 18:40:51:
The IT manual has a picture of the timing gear train. Double dot on camshaft gear matches double dot on distributor gear. Single dot on camshaft gear matches single dot on crank shaft gear. The picture shows a keyway in the crankshaft gear. That key way appears to be at 12 O'clock may be 1 O'clock. There is also a key way for the crankshaft pulley. That keyway appears to be at the 3'clock position. If you get the crankshaft in this position the dot for lining up the cam gear will be the one in the 10 O'clock position or the first dot counterclockwise for the keyway in the crankshaft gear.
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