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the same it's just now that the chain is broke you can have a valve open while the piston comes around and hit the valve and bends it, while your trying to get the #1 cyl on TDC so that you can line up the dots on the gears.
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Originally posted by 79nautique 79nautique wrote:

the same it's just now that the chain is broke you can have a valve open while the piston comes around and hit the valve and bends it, while your trying to get the #1 cyl on TDC so that you can line up the dots on the gears.
well i promise i wont use an impact gun to turn the crank or cam , i dont think i'd bend a valve turning it over by hand.
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just remove all the plugs and if you hit some resistance then you need to rotate the cam. just go slow and take your time otherwise your just going to be adding to the things that need fixed.
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Originally posted by 79nautique 79nautique wrote:

just remove all the plugs and if you hit some resistance then you need to rotate the cam. just go slow and take your time otherwise your just going to be adding to the things that need fixed.
will do
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any new news on this post ? I am getting no spark and a big spark as soon as I turn the key off
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Originally posted by logicsound logicsound wrote:

any new news on this post ? I am getting no spark and a big spark as soon as I turn the key off
did you read any of the thread? my timing gear's teeth all stripped and the chain fell off
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sorry.
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