4Jenna Founding Member Sep 12, 2001 4,326 6 69 AZ Aug 25, 2008 #21 Aug 25, 2008 #21 Milkshake...yeah I say HG also
Guero Active Member Oct 11, 2005 2,148 0 47 Aug 25, 2008 #22 Aug 25, 2008 #22 How do I make sure that the timing needle is accurate? Im guessing since the head will be off I can check that also.
How do I make sure that the timing needle is accurate? Im guessing since the head will be off I can check that also.
parchisi New Member Apr 13, 2006 519 1 0 New Mexico Aug 25, 2008 #23 Aug 25, 2008 #23 Use a dial indicator to find TDC on the compression stroke and there you have it, make sure the needle points at 0
Use a dial indicator to find TDC on the compression stroke and there you have it, make sure the needle points at 0
Guero Active Member Oct 11, 2005 2,148 0 47 Aug 25, 2008 #24 Aug 25, 2008 #24 Whats a dial indicater?
4Jenna Founding Member Sep 12, 2001 4,326 6 69 AZ Aug 25, 2008 #25 Aug 25, 2008 #25 Bring #1 to TDC on the compression stroke, mark you balancer with a paint pen....then see if the pointer is dead on the mark you made on your balancer. Or make sure it points to "0" on your balancer
Bring #1 to TDC on the compression stroke, mark you balancer with a paint pen....then see if the pointer is dead on the mark you made on your balancer. Or make sure it points to "0" on your balancer
