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Posted by Jerry/MT on November 29, 2005 at 17:13:58 from (209.247.222.41):
In Reply to: Flywheel inspection port. posted by Sampson TE-20 on November 29, 2005 at 16:45:22:
I believe the TE-20 originally used the Continental Z-120 engine and just below the starter there is a hole about the size of a fifty cent piece. You can see the flywheel through the hole and this is where you observe the tmig marks . They index with the slot in the hole to your left as you are looking at the hole. Sometimes you might find a rubber plug in the hole but I've never seen one with ot
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