marks are gone on the pulleys for timing adj.
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marks are gone on the pulleys for timing adj.
This sucks...I went to time my car, and with the engine, I cannot find the marks anywhere....the pulley has numerous other nics and it crapped up...I tried cleaning it but could not find the marks at all.
Is there any other way to get my timing to absolute "0". The best I can do is tune it by ear....which I don't think is the best solution
I heard there was some way with taking the CAS off, lining it up with a certain mark and it should make the timing pretty darn close to absolute "0".
Thanks.
Is there any other way to get my timing to absolute "0". The best I can do is tune it by ear....which I don't think is the best solution
I heard there was some way with taking the CAS off, lining it up with a certain mark and it should make the timing pretty darn close to absolute "0".
Thanks.
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well, i could be wrong on this but with my engine (stress on "my engine") the pulley only fits in one way with all of the bolt holes matching....if you take off the pulley by taking the 4 10mm screws off, you'll see that on the metal piece where the pulley bolts up to it has an "embossed" like dot mark. line that mark up to the mark on the front engine housing and that should be TDC. you can then put your pulley back on and "mark" up your pulley to line it up...
note: the dot mark on the pulley holder (if i can call it that) is for the leading ONLY....
hope this helps...
note: the dot mark on the pulley holder (if i can call it that) is for the leading ONLY....
hope this helps...
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