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Re: 500-C Crawler engine problem, Timing???
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Posted by Doug in Pa on July 09, 2007 at 17:39:11 from (4.155.123.153):
In Reply to: Re: 500-C Crawler engine problem, Timing??? posted by Janicholson on July 09, 2007 at 16:56:53:
When I say turn by hand, I'm talking pulling on the fan. I still say if an engine is timed properly a shot of ether in the intake will do something, it will either try to fire, or start to lock up. This engine does nothing with a big spray of ether into the intake. I already have the front cover off, so trying to check the timing before i do anything else. I just can't figure what locates the crank gear as I see no key, nor does parts book show any. This is my problem right now, i don't want to spend any money on having the pump checked until I eliminate the possibility of timing being out, which I;m almost sure it is due to the ether test
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