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The A = Advance is so if you want to advance the timing , the R = Retard and is for if you want to retard the timing The 0 that's where most put it at. And then adjust it out at the distributer. JMO
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ohhhh a and r that makes sense lol .... i'm an idiot lol ok so i would put the 0 pointing upwards toward the cam on the lower sprocket right? then what orientation would i put the upper sprocket?
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You should put the marks dot to dot.
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Crank gear @ 12 O'clock Cam gear @ 6 O'clock. Cole |
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Just put cam dot at 6 and the crank dot at 12. This is only to help you align the dots without getting them a tooth off. This is not TDC though, you need to rotate the crank 360* to where both dots are at 12. This is where you drop the dist in. You can install the timing chain with both dots at 12 and use a straight edge to align without rotating it another 360*, much easier to do it dot to dot.
If you do it dot to dot and don't rotate the crank 360*, yes you will be 180* out. |
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Brian, All you need to do is after you have the dots lined up and the engine ready for the distributor, Then you will need to simply turn the engine over bring #1 back up "TOP" then install the distributor with the rotor pointing towards #1 on the distributer cap, If you do all this and then it should start you will most of the time have to adjust the rest out with the distributer, And best to use a good timing light when putting the final tune on it. JMO Now if it don't start right away you may need to turn the distributor alittle bit one way or the other then it will start.
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Glad to be of some help to you Brian.
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when the cam is lined up as stated above the engine will be at tdc on # 6 instead of # 1. One rotation of the crank will bring it up on # 1. The other option is to drop it in at #6 without turning it. I have done this before.
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ok chet ya confused me lol i'm sorry guys i'm not mechanically inclined i really have to think about this stuff before i do it. ok so i put #1 at tdc, which also brings #6 to tdc. i can install the chain(botom sprocket dot 12 oclock top sprocket dot 6 oclock) then put it together and and ratate the crank and drop in dizzy, correct? sorry again guys if i'm frustrating anyone just dont want to mess this up. i have a lot of $ into this motor and car
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